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Mini Art Journal with Montana Paint Markers Project
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Start by altering the background of the mini journal board pages with Faber Castell Gelato colors of your choice. To achieve a watercolor effect, simply rub the sticks onto the pages then use a paper towel with a little water and wipe over and blend the colors. You will notice a unique watercolor effect. Feel free to experiment to achieve desired results.
Once the pages are dry, embellish with some torn pieces of paper. (Vanessa used cards from the Project Life Core Kit Jade Edition.) Then use the 2 inch stencils with a grey Montana acrylic paint marker to stencil the large letters on. Once the paint has dried, finish with script writing using the same marker to complete a word. Use the paint marker to make small dots and blots on the edges of the pages, just minimally.
Vanessa also dabbed some very light teal acrylic paint on the edges of the pages in random consistency. You can add additional journaling, pictures and more to your mini art journal pages or just leave them as is. Remember, it doesn't have to be perfect; your pages are a reflection of yourself and your heart.
Scroll Down to View Some of the Products Used in this Mini Art Journal Project
Start by altering the background of the mini journal board pages with Faber Castell Gelato colors of your choice. To achieve a watercolor effect, simply rub the sticks onto the pages then use a paper towel with a little water and wipe over and blend the colors. You will notice a unique watercolor effect. Feel free to experiment to achieve desired results.
Once the pages are dry, embellish with some torn pieces of paper. (Vanessa used cards from the Project Life Core Kit Jade Edition.) Then use the 2 inch stencils with a grey Montana acrylic paint marker to stencil the large letters on. Once the paint has dried, finish with script writing using the same marker to complete a word. Use the paint marker to make small dots and blots on the edges of the pages, just minimally.
Vanessa also dabbed some very light teal acrylic paint on the edges of the pages in random consistency. You can add additional journaling, pictures and more to your mini art journal pages or just leave them as is. Remember, it doesn't have to be perfect; your pages are a reflection of yourself and your heart.
