We started by making a simple pamphlet book.

And then moved onto a more complex concertina book.

We did spend a bit of time working on what to put into journals - and Barbara showed us lots of examples of her wonderful journals - but I didn't make much progress with mine. I hope to do Sharon Boggon's Studio Journals course next year to learn more about visual diaries - but I don't think I'll make my own book for the course.
2 comments:
You don't have to make your own book for Sharon's course it is all about keeping journals and what to look for.
Well worth the money.
Thanks for dropping by and leaving a New Year comment and I hope all goes well for you in 2010.
I agree with Doreen, Sharon's course is well worth doing. The books you made will come in handy for something along the way and can also be adapted for textile covers.
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