Being the shop owner of The Teacher’s Table is an exciting opportunity for me to merge my love of crafting, arts, and my teaching experience together.
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Shari on Jun 17, 2026
5 out of 5 starsThese little scrap pads are adorable. Nicely made with a lot of sweet papers and little bits and bobs. Beautifully packaged too. Very happy with my purchase. Thank you so much!!
Elaine responded on Jun 18, 2026
Thank-you! Have fun using these Tiny Scrappy Notepads!
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Tina on Mar 23, 2026
5 out of 5 starsI purchased 5 different sets of clusters to use in making brooches. These clusters exceeded my expectations! They are so lovely, and are much more detailed than the pictures show. I love them and will definitely order more if available. Thanks so much Elaine! Beautiful work!!
Elaine responded on Mar 30, 2026
Thank-you. So glad you are happy with these Stitched Clusters! I hope your brooches turn out wonderful!
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What is a Junk Journal?
A junk journal is a handmade book made from a variety of materials, including vintage, found, and new. The book can contain items recycled from everyday life, both from yesterday and today. Each journal becomes a one-of-a kind work of art!
How do you use a Junk Journal?
There are limitless ways to use these wonderful books! Here are some ideas:
Daily writing journal, Scrapbook, Memory book
Photo book, Diary, Baby Book
Gratitude Book, Happiness Book,
Inspirational Book, Prayer Journal,
Note keeper, List Maker,
Travel Journal, Adventure Planner, Field Notes
Occasion Planner, Sketch Book
Collage Book, Glue Book, Ticket Stub Book, Receipt Saver
Ephemera Book, Dream Diary
While they are great for personal use, they make fabulous one-of-a-kind gifts!
What is handmade vintage charm?
Many of my junk journals and other handmade items contain vintage elements such as books, papers, and recycled items. Therefore sometimes the pages may show some marks, wrinkles, and wear, which I believe adds to its “vintage charm.”
At times when one is creating, there may be little tears in a brown paper bag, or wrinkles on a page, but sometimes those little details fit perfectly with the rustic look needed. There are no mistakes with “Junk” Journaling. With each project, I hope to create a unique piece of art with “vintage charm.”
A great deal of time and effort goes into the making of every item in my shop. I hope each recipient will enjoy using each item as much as I enjoyed creating it.
What are a few Hints on using your Junk Journal as a Travel Journal?
People often use a Travel Journal as a Memory Book or Keepsake from their travels. The journal can document one trip or several.
While some may write a daily entry about their day’s adventures, other’s may choose to write occasionally, or just use captions.
Many people like to add bits and pieces into the journal to document their travels.
Here are a few ideas: photos, postcards, pieces of brochures, receipts from restaurants, ticket stubs, small items like a flower or a leaf can be taped inside!
You could even sketch or doodle in your journal!
Anything goes!
The point is that every Junk Journal is different, just as every person is different.
There are NO rules with Junk Journaling so enjoy your Journal any way that works for YOU!
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