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Hey guys ! Welcome in this second video about creating your own art journal. In this one, I share with you how I decorated my canvas cover, both the outside and the inside.

I love the Strumpet Stencils for their diversity and quirkiness. They fit me perfectly 😉

Enjoy the video:

I love painting with my fingers, it gives me more control when blending my colors together. I kept my use of the stencils pretty easy because I wanted a simple cover.

I only have two signatures in this journal, and you can watch me create those pages on the first video. You can see my sewing is totally wonky: it is what happens when your hands give up on you. But I decided it was giving my journal some more personality 😉

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Hello beautiful people !

I am back with a new fun video for Strumpet Stencils. You may know that our cool team is starting a collaborative project of traveling art journals. We each create one and send it to someone that will create on it before sending to someone else etc. I can not wait to see what my amazing teammates will create in mine <3

I created a 2-part project where I share with you both the pages then the cover. A variety of papers and sizes were used for my journal and went for a canvas cover.

For my pages, I used my Gelli plate but not only. I really hope you’ll enjoy watching my process (and if you do, feel free to let me know by commenting and sharing it with your friends)

Here is the video:

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Hello beautiful Beans !

I am on the Wonderstrumpet blog again today with a new creative project.

I hope you will enjoy watching me create an art journal page from start to finish. It will probably won’t make sense to you but as you know, art journaling is a very subjective practice. I thought it would be good to share with you a page done for me without overthinking it (“will it make sense to my audience ?” is a question I usually ask myself over and over).

Sarah’s stencils are full of amazing symbols that can be used in so many different ways and interpretations.

Here is the video:

Supplies

Hey guys !

I have a new video for you. I share with you how to use your Primary Elements pigments to turn them into a spray.

ColourArte has a ton of pigments available for you, and it is my favorite product ever. I can do so many different things with it 🙂

You know I love my sprays and stencils 😉

Here is the video:

I hope it was useful 🙂 If you decide to make some, I would love to see your results ?

I am so happy about how this project turned out. I tend to buy things on a whim (working on that bad habit) and this is how I ended with this papier mâché box unused for years… Yes: years !

I integrate personal symbols in all of my art. But most of the time, I hide them in plain sight because they have meaning for me (and the meaning can be different for the person looking at it). I don’t like explaining what I do, to be quite honest with you… But for this specific project, I jumped and decided not to hide my symbols but to make them the focal point. (PS: scroll down for the list of supplies I used, with links).

Sarah’s stencils are simply amazing. The right amount of quirk with a top notch quality. I also used ColourArte products because they are my favorite.

Enjoy the video:

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