Junk journal tips with Kate

Hi today I have a bit chatty tutorial  - I will show you how to decorate a junk journal with Rubber Dance stamps. It is easy, it is fun and believe me Rubber Dance stamps are so cool for junk journaling.





For stamping I used :  Small grungy butterflies, Inky flowers, Grungy butterflies, Vintage postcard, Pencil marks 1, Vintage flourishes. 


Have a nice day
Kate



 

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