Hi! I have a fun project for you today. A DIY Traveler’s notebook. Let’s create the cover, the inserts and even the charm for the elastic. It’s a great project to use up your 8×8 papers and also a useful handmade gift.
video tutorial
You can enjoy the video at my YouTube channel
supplies
Below you can find a list of all the products used today. Links to multiple online shops are available, just click the logo below each item. Affiliate links used where possible at no extra cost to you.
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Thank you for this timely and great video, Vicky! I leave early next week to visit family who live by the ocean (SO excited to get to spend time by the sea again)! If there’s time before I go, I’d like to make one of these to take with me and record the visit. If not, I’ll make one when I get home. This would be a good way for me to use up some of my ocean-themed stash! Thanks for including use of resin items — always appreciate seeing what you do with resin! Looking forward to creating something like this for the first time!! Thank you also for the inspiration and the many different ideas!
Dear Vicky! So cool again! Following you quite a while mainly on insta and I am always again impressed of the amount of ideas you have. I wonder if you can help me. I am a big Agatha Christie fan and would love to make a kind of queen of crime journal. With all those lovely storys of Poirot and Miss Marple and Tommy and Tuppence and so on. I wonder if you can recommend a paper set that would work with this idea, I am actually totaly confused because there are so many by Stamperia.
This DIY Traveler’s notebook is such a useful project! I’m always looking for handmade gift ideas, and this one is perfect. It’s personal, practical, and a great way to showcase beautiful paper. Thanks for sharing this!
That’s a neat DIY Traveler’s notebook! Perfect for jotting down adventures. It reminds me of customizing vehicles in Snow Rider 3D, but instead of sleds, you’re crafting a unique book. The video tutorial is a great touch; I’m always looking for projects to use up paper scraps. Thanks for sharing this creative and useful idea!