Today I’m taking it easy with a quick page in my baby art journal!
I have 2 of those little journals in my collection, one with white pages and one with kraft pages. I find the the small size is actually pretty cool when you don’t have much time but still want to be creative 🙂
I can’t post a link for that journal as I bought it from a small shop many years ago (it’s unbranded).
Using just a few dabs of colour, bits of washi tape and a leftover stamped/painted image from my previous tutorial, I created a fun page that I loved!
Scribbling around with my Neocolor II crayons is always fun and despite its size, I felt very content by the end of the process 🙂
Follow me along and I hope you’ll get inspired!
With love and sunshine,
xx mimi bondi
Watch the video!
List of Supplies
Almost all supplies I use can be found at The Mixed Media Store here.
- Liquitex Basics Acrylic Paint (Titanium White, Light Blue Permanent, Light Green Permanent, Medium Magenta, Cadmium Yellow Light)
- AALLl and Create Washi Tape 22
- Finnabair Silicone Brush 1in
- Liquitex Matt Gel Medium
- Sharpie Paint Marker Black Medium Waterbased
- Uni Posca Paint Marker Ultra Fine Black
Photos!
Mimi, I signed up for the stamp making class, but never received a link to access it.
Teresa, I have already emailed you several times. Could you please check your email spam folder?
Hi Mimi,
Loved watching you create this. I would love to try this on a canvas. Stay happy!
So lovely to see you here Linda, thank you for this lovely comment! Please do try it on canvas and tag me in the Facebook group so I can see it (https://www.facebook.com/groups/mixedmediatribe) xx
Could you please tell me the name and brand of the stamp you used for the flower? Thank you in advance!
Hi Andrea, it was Viva Decor Roses Stamp set from many years ago, it may be discontinued 😉
Mimi, I loved watching you create this……….and I really like the small size of the journal. Great job!
So glad you enjoyed it Sharon! Thank you so much for your lovely comment 🙂
I love this 🙂 Thanks for sharing
Thanks Judy 🙂 🙂