Jekyll & Hyde/Medical/Scientist/Victorian Gentleman Printable Junk Journal Kit - INSTANT DOWNLOAD
Product Info
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THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY! YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE A PHYSICAL BOOK OR PRINTED PAGES.
*This is a digital printable kit for you to print and assemble yourself.*
For a flip through and instructional tutorials please check my YouTube page and look for Jekyll & Hyde in the title:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0dlSOvFgqh0LGD6c6VmCHQ
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This Gothic, Victorian Junk Journal has been designed to look like Dr. Jekyll's Laboratory Notebook. I have included plenty of Ephemera to make it your own.
The page dividers have been designed to be pockets! Perfect for storing pictures, mementoes or small notes. But you don't have to make them pockets if you don't wish.
You can choose to make this journal a progression of Dr. Jekyll's descent into madness or a journal full of his ideas, formulas and laboratory notes. If you prefer just to have a victorian gentleman's journal there's plenty included to make it look that way too!
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WHAT WILL I GET?
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Contained in this digital kit you will find the following:
* 2 cover options (One with Jekyll & Hyde on it and one without so you can customise it)
* 2 cover liners for a professional look.
* 12 different dividers with cut marks to become pockets (you can choose which to use or use them all! I did!)
* 3 aged paper sheet inserts (blank, lined and grid) plus a lined backing for double sided printing)
* Aged Sticky Tape Add on
* 15 pages of ephemera including:
- various different pockets and envelopes
- tags
- library card pockets and cards
- index cards
- mini tab folders
- mini envelopes
- Tickets
- Vintage Ads and labels
- Vintage Photographs
- Trifold pocket
and much, MUCH more!
* Freebie aged notepaper set in two sizes
You can see a flip through of this journal here:
https://youtu.be/JJ2CFMlcbIc
* Instructions on how to print and assemble the dividers are here: https://youtu.be/96eHlJIBOYE
Book assembly and binding instructions are here:
https://youtu.be/EE9B01OkDVQ
Instructions on making the 1800's paper clips are here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVcJ-ZmmG9I&t=1s
This book can be bound using a variety of methods. I have allowed a section on each page to be left clear for binding purposes. I have included binding instructions in my tutorial, but you can also punch holes and sew together the signatures if you prefer...or use coptic stitch and omit the spine if you like.
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YOU WILL NEED
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A computer to download the files to.
A laser or inkjet printer or be willing to print at a copy shop like Office Depot, Staples etc.
Scissors, glue and crafting materials as desired.
Size of cover is 4.75” wide x 8.25” tall
Pages and signatures inside are folded US letter size 4.5" wide x 8" tall
If you want to make a hardcover journal, you will need 2 chipboard pieces 4.75” wide x 8.25” tall and one 1.25" wide and 8.25" tall for the spine.
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DESIGN TEAM IDEAS
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My clever design team has come up with several variations and different looks for this kit as you can see in the pictures above. For a flip through of Jean's book please look on her youtube channel here:
A word on our DT ideas:
Jean very cleverly printed her cover on printable fabric sheets, added a book belt, turned some of her ephemera into booklets and dyed her own papers to look rusted and old!
Rebecca turned some of her ephemera into flaps, added a lot of cool additional ephemera that she either had or found online and added metal corners to her cover.
Pam used photoshop to manipulate some of the ephemera to superimpose Mr. Hyde's face on Dr. Jekylls, plus she made her journal a progression of Dr.Jekyll's transformation from mild mannered doctor to madman! Her final journal pages are Mr. Hyde at his finest with blood and gore everywhere. Pam also splashed her journal and cover here and there with Dr. Jekyll's green potion!
Ellie Wilder used inked hand and finger prints to represent Mr. Hyde! She also attached a sentence to her back cover that says "I am here. H" Which is fantastic! Ellie showed the stitching in her page assembly which I love! And she bound the book using eyelets and leather cord for an amazing variation on the binding.
Tracey Thompson printed out a periodic table she found online which looks amazing! She used red handprints and actual Jekyll and Hyde quotes to make it her own. Tracey used lace and brads to hold in her ephemera and used stamps to add her unique feel. She also used binding tape to bind the book which looks awesome!
These are only some of the suggestions our DT came up with, how you use the kit is up to you! The variations are endless!
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TERMS OF USE
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Please note that you may print and make only for personal use. Whilst you are allowed to make these to sell, my files may not be sold, given away or used for classes in either physical (printed form) or digital form without my express permission. Please contact me if you’re unsure.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need help!