Crafters Workshop Creative Journal Small (5x8), zzzz-s, Multi-Colour Dylusions Accessories Small Creative Journal, Πολύχρωμα

Name: Crafters Workshop Creative Journal Small (5x8), zzzz-s, Multi-Colour Dylusions Accessories Small Creative Journal, Πολύχρωμα
Brand: The Crafters Workshop
SKU: 0798804601102
Price: 42.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:The Crafters Workshop

3.8/5

€
42.90

Χρησιμοποιήστε αυτό το περιοδικό με μελάνια, χρώματα, μέσα, τεχνικές νερού και πολλά άλλα! Είναι ιδανικό για χρήση με σπρέι Dylusions, στένσιλ και στάμπες. Το περιοδικό διαθέτει στιβαρό κάλυμμα από χαρτόνι και ελαστικό φάκελο που κλείνει και δένει με κορδόνια και συνοδεύεται από σαράντα οκτώ σελίδες από χαρτόνι ματ χωρίς επένδυση 5x8 ιντσών. Αυτό το πακέτο περιέχει ένα περιοδικό δημιουργικού Dylusions: Small, ένα ημερολόγιο 8-3/8x5-5/8 ιντσών. Εισαγόμενος.

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EAN: 0798804601102

Κατηγορίες Καλλιτεχνία, Χειροτεχνία & Ραπτική, Scrapbooking & Σφράγιση, Stamps & Ink Pads, Stamps,

Αυτό το πακέτο περιέχει ένα ημερολόγιο 8-3/8x5-5/8 ιντσών. Είναι ιδανικό για χρήση με στένσιλ και σφραγίδες σπρέι Dylusions. Χρησιμοποιήστε αυτό το περιοδικό με μελάνια βαφές, τεχνικές νερού και πολλά άλλα.

Assembly required	No
Batteries required	No
Brand	The Crafters Workshop
Color	Multi-colour
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 515 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	DYJ34117
Item Weight	11.7 ounces
Manufacturer	RANGER
Material	Cardstock, Cardboard
Number of pieces	1
Paper Finish	Matte
Product Dimensions	1 x 5.6 x 8.5 inches
Product Dimensions	8.38"L x 5.63"W

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Scritto da: Missy

Great Journal!

I absolutely LOVE my Dylusions journal(s)!! I have used and filled up plenty over the years. I've used them for art journaling as well as scrapbooking to keep my photos and memories in. I am a mixed media artist and tend to use A LOT of water in my projects. I use a lot of acrylics, collage, pen and ink, matt medium, ink sprays, etc. I can say that the spines have held up as well as the paper. I have not found a journal that has paper as thick as this. I do gesso just about every page if Im doing mixed media. But there's still the fact that I use a lot of water and it leaks into the spine. My journals have held up nicely. I cant emphasize enough how good the paper is for mixed media. I have bought other mixed-media journals and even with the gesso prep, the paper isnt as thick. I would definitely invest in this journal if you are considering it. There can be a learning curve if you are new to journaling so hang in there. Based on the products you are using, you may need to figure out how to protect pages underneath and I do that by just putting a piece of paper behind the page Im working on. It also depends on the products you are using. You may not need that at all. But 10/10 would recommend dylusions journals!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Perfect!!!

I love this journal! The size, color, pocket inside - it is sturdy and I like the paper also. Inventive way to create a journal!

Scritto da: Nykki

Because I loved the bigger journal (updated review on the quality--from two stars to five)

EDIT AGAIN JANUARY 17TH 2016 I think I've filled up 3 of these by now. I wanted to add that I have been using this journal for Copic markers (Sketch). Of course there is bleedthrough--but honestly they go through almost everything. I use the recommended Memento Tuxedo Black to stamp my images, and Pigma Microns to draw my images or make doodes with the intent to color. The Copic markers don't feather across the page too much, you just have to practice coloring as close to the line as possible without going over it, and that is true with a lot of papers. Although the paper in this journal isn't perfect paper for Copics, I do like art-ing (yes, it is now a verb, you're welcome) on the paper in this journal as it is smooth and feels really nice blending. I always love adding stuff to the covers as I go through the journal. Right now, I have an Apple (Mac) decal on the front cover, so I affectionately call it my "Mac Book". EDITED ON JUNE 16TH 2015 I repurchased this journal because I wanted to see if the quality had changed since March of 2014. It has significantly. This journal (which I had purchased from Amazon both times) can finally used and holds up to the same expected quality of the large journal. Both the large and small journals take Dylusions paint beautifully, and can even handle using spray inks on top of the paint. In fact, I (re) purchased this last month and it's almost full already. Thank you Ranger! Now on to the cover. The cover that they'e using isn't as smooth as the older journals, they definitely have a texture to them. This journal and the last 5"x8" both of the elastic bands broke on me in the same spot. I don't think it's me, because the larger journals don't have a problem with that. What I decided to do was paint the elastic black, then took theElastic Loops by Tim Holtz Idea-ology, 6.5 Inches, Pack of 10 Loops, Black, TH93141 hitched to the old elastic so I have the elastic problem fixed. ORIGINAL REVIEW FROM March 5, 2014 I concur with others about being disappointed. I'm a big fan of the original Dylusions Creative Journal (large) so I decided to get this one too. Most of the time I like to work in smaller notebooks. I find there is significant bleed through, so I can't use the backs of the pages I do. So if I do a 2 page spread, the backs of both sides are unusable. If you so use ink sprays, or even plain water, it will be ruining your work on the other side. It's so wasteful. What I've been doing is using other paper (Bristol smooth 300 series) to do my things on then using washi tape (like if you were to insert pages back into the journal; a technique that Dyan Reaveley does) to insert in between the spread that has work done on either side so there's an extra page there even if it's not the same paper as the journal. You can use a little distress paint on the backs of the journal paper that has the bleed through from the other side. I own a lot of the Dylusions rubber stamps, and the images can take up a lot of space on a page(s) because they are on the larger side.

Scritto da: Jill

Great journal but…

The only issue I have with the journal is that someone decided to put a sticker directly onto part of the cover and not completely on the paper wrap. This caused some damage to the cover when I took the sticker off. It’s not the end of the world, I can make a design on the cover so it’s not seen, but it does make me sad that the damage is even there. I wish someone would have realized the sticker placement would cause damages and had made sure to put it entirely on the paper wrap.

Scritto da: Doris Rankins

Awesome Journal!

Love this journal and everything from the Dylusions brand! It’s the perfect size for an online class I will be taking at the first of year! Never disappointed with the quality and durability of this journal!

Scritto da: Melissa Ann Gaulding

Mostly acceptable

Pros: thick craft paper that can take all the mixed media I throw at it, with minimal warping—takes primer especially well; book opens flat with very little adjustment—spread does not have to be held open with clips; craft paper covers can also be painted on or otherwise personalized; since I paint across each spread, I appreciate how many pages there are to work on; inexpensive; good size for completing a spread relatively quickly, yet not so small as to cramp my style. Cons: signatures are so tight that I will likely have to slice out pages to prevent the spine from severely crocodiling; as with many other journals with sewn signatures, liquid paints and inks seep through the gutter to stain and disfigure finished spreads elsewhere in that signature—even relatively thick primers seep through to other spreads—the only way to stop the seepage is to bridge the gutter with tape, which adds to the book's crocodiling; pages that are not primed with some sort of gesso/primer/gel medium soak up a lot of pigments, resulting in paints or inks that are less vibrant—however, the Dylusions spray inks that were formulated to go with these journals works best on unprimed paper.

Scritto da: Tammy Wilmot

Not the same as the Dylusions Diary!

This was unlike the Dylusions Diary I previously purchased before. I thought this book was the same but it has no dates and the pages have no lines. It's totally blank inside, kind of a bummer! However the paper holds up to most of the mediums I use; watercolors, stains, distress inks, pigment dyes, gesso, colored pencils and acrylic paints. Alcohol markers tend to bleed through so I just don't use them. I like this size, it's not too big or too small. The elastic closure around the book keeps everything neat. For the price, I can make it work for me. Most other art journals are pricey or too thin. The paper in this can handle more than the Strathmore Visual Journal. These pages are off-white, sort of a creamy beige. Although I miss the diary by Dyan, I like that now I have more area to work in, more pages. This suits me just fine.