Art Journal Class 27th June

Hi Lovelies,

Yesterday some of our Art Journal ladies gathered for a class

with Helen to create this beautiful page.

As always, the ladies have endless amount of fun, while learning new techniques

and leaving with their very own masterpiece.

The ladies began by spritzing their page with Tim Holtz Distress sprays and Dylusions to create a base.
Jo Sonja's paint was then added to a few sections for more dimension.

A multi size circle stencil was then used with Jo Sonja's

paints to add small pops of colour.

The key to a good art journal page is layers, so another

was added to the page using various stamps in different colours.

After a light wash of Dylusions 'White Linnen' to soften and blend everything

together, the ladies were ready to draw and colour their flowers.

The pages turned out beautifully and everyone was

very impressed with their work.

When you look closely, there are so many elements to this page that

all work together to create a mini masterpiece.

A little bit of black grease pencil around the edges made the flowers stand

out on the page and was the final touch to this stunning project.

Our Art Journal classes are held on Tuesdays and Fridays

and are always full of fun and laughter.

Call our lovely ladies at the Scrap N Patch if you

would like to share in the fun.

4687 6888

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