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The Journal Of The Northamptonshire Regiment, (excerpt) Vol iv, No . 4, october 1932.
Northamptonshire Regiment.
Format: Monochrome Photograph
Rights Info:Non commercial use accepted. Please credit to "Northampton Museums Service".
Please also respect copyright by contacting the Northampton Museums Service if you wish to publish this picture.
Location of Collection: Northampton Museum and Art gallery
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Ref. Air move. N.Regt: 742.91
Basic craftwood cut journal with Sherrill Kahn colours and Brazzill papers, plus Enchantique flakes, plus raffia ties.
when we ended up in the business sector of dallas/fort worth, the wall street journal seemed to be a very american thing so of course i snapped it.
My copy of Wreck This Journal before being passed along to my dear friend Faith. I had to take a picture of it before I could let it go.
This journal has been up to changes just to make it prettier and more usable.
Will be posting another video of the finished journal. I did a giveaway on my blog for this. Tomorrow I'll be sending it to the winner (joyfulploys). I hope she'll like it. Sewing a journal was so much fun!! You should try it out :)
upcycled brown leather with hand dyed fig leaves in dark brown
matching leather strap closure attached with brass rivet & buckle
hand polished with lemon wax
handsewn in longstitch & linkstitch with chococlate Irish waxed linen thread
papers are arjowiggins acid free curious soft touch 120gsm & recycled kraft 80gsm
edges treated to look aged
pages - 200 ( 400 both sides )
journal - 21.8cm X 15.5cm X 4.3cm spine
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This journal has the same dimensions as the Midori Traveller’s Journal, but the ones I use are cheap versions from Ali Express. So naturally I had to come up with a whole new name for my journals, and ”Kiroku adventurer’s notebook” came to be. I doodle, draw, write, use washi tapes, ephemera, postage stamps, paper clippings, memorabilia, rubber stamps, well anything that fit in the journal really.
I made 5 of these journal jar's for Christmas gifts this year. I forgot to take pictures of them, so this is courtesy of my friend Jessi who received one!
What I did was type up a ton of journaling prompts/questions, printed them on fun colored paper, cut and folded them, and tossed them in a jar.
When they run out of something to blog about, they can take a prompt from the jar and then blog about it.
Or you could also give the jar with a journal and they can just paste the question in the journal and write their answer.
I made one for myself, but never finished it. I just have all my questions in the jar but not decorated.
The next item in my birthday MAD PAK is this super colorful hardcover journal with my beloved namesake Cheshire Cat on the cover. I won't actually be using it as a journal,cos I have a penis,but boy does it look great up on the wall! Thanks Michele!
Dear journal:
I love you!
Sincerely,Bryan
This is such a fun book for journalling or for penning your thoughts and inspirations!
The covers are approximately 6.5 x 4.5 inches/16.5 x 11.4cm and inside, the papers are of various sizes, colors, thickness, textures and shapes.
There are origami papers, cute notepad papers, colored envelope, music book paper, acrylic art paper, fluorescent card, greeting card, colored cards, memo paper, corrugated card, designer paper, patterned vellum, totalling MORE than 20 pieces. Some papers are new and some are old found pieces :)
The front and back covers are pages from a very old children nursery rhymes book wrapped over hard cardboards.
An old button on two felt pieces and a brown paper twine adds interesting details onto the front cover. All the pages are held together by two silver-toned book rings, hence you can add more papers or remove any unwanted pieces.
For more info, please see my profile :)
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