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This 35 piece thin metal die set, Journal Template, is part of the Watercolor Journals Collection from Art Impressions. This die set includes a base with fold lines, frames, a mini envelope, pockets, banners, tags, hearts, a bow, a star, borders, a handle, a window, accents, and an optional easel mount for the back of the journal. There are instructions included to create your journal cover and the pages. These dies are compatible with leading die cutting machines (sold separately). You will love creating small mini albums and journals for your family and friends, including pockets to share little mementos with them. This assembled journal measures 3.5" wide x 4.5" tall.
This AI Journal die set comes with a wonderful variety of dies for making small books! I have had fun playing with making the double fold style book shown in AI Youtube videos and have also made one-fold books filled with pages. Fun to add pockets and frames dies make this set one you will get a lot of use from!
I was disappointed in the size, I didn’t realize it was a very small card. So I’m learning how to work with it.. measurement should’ve been given in the information box
I love this die! I made one to see what it would look like and it is real sweet. I have a watercolor club and want to make several for my friends who do watercolor drawings. I think it would be great to put their small drawings in this journal. This is a great and fun die set that you can do many things with.
This die makes a very cute journal. One problem is that it is hard to break apart all the small pieces. It would be better if they came separate on either a sticky sheet or magnet.
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What would one use one of these small journals for? It looks adorable and it would be fun to make, but I don't understand its purpose.
By:
User
(18-Jun-24)
Originally intended to be used with Art Impressions watercolor stamps (stamps provide outlines intended to be colored in by watercolors; journal pages would feature the completed paintings), but as stated in the other responses: Be creative! Junk journal, travel memories journal, inspirational journal, photo journal...
I recently made a small journal/ album for a friend who had a baby. She had sent me some photos which I downloaded and added to the baby-themed tags I had made and left plenty of other tags and spaces for photos for her to add. I added journaling cards to the back of the tags so she can write any info about the photo such as date, event, names of those in the photo. I have also made these small albums for friends whose pets crossed the rainbow bridge, as a prayer album for family and friends with significant health issues, or to commemorate a special gathering of family/friends for myself.
By: Susan Renee
(12-Aug-24)
