Art Journal Page Video Tutorial by Susanne

Hi there!

I'm sharing a new art journaling video today. In this tutorial I am creating a mixed media collage in my art journal. I am using a lot of different stamp sets. They are all listed at the end of this post. 




Enjoy watching the video:





 

Thank you so much for stopping by today!
xx Susanne.

Rubber Dance Stamps:

https://goo.gl/QPibFDhttps://goo.gl/H5FU2bhttps://goo.gl/pX7V5jhttps://tinyurl.com/houserow3
https://goo.gl/SM6cixhttps://goo.gl/Rxi6jzhttps://goo.gl/xggLB9https://goo.gl/HJJ1Lq
https://tinyurl.com/JournalWordssethttps://tinyurl.com/MixASentiment2

















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Crafting Queen said…
Wonderful journal page, lots of interest in the page.
Sunday, January 05, 2020
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