I am sharing this simple tutorial today to create your own custom Travellers Notebook cover for Stencilgirl's Holiday Blog Hop. I wanted to create a beautiful cover for my junk journal I have created to work in for December Daily this year.
Planning out December Daily
I am putting out there to the universe right now that I, Karen Gaunt, do solemly swear to participate in December Daily and to bring you all along for the ride. I don't know about you but every year I WANT to do it but it always falls by the wayside by like December 3rd.
help me be accountable!
I've created an album all ready to go in a Travellers Notebook size and I am very much hoping that by publicly committing to this project you can all hold me accountable for making sure that it happens!
New Stencils
I used the Deer with Antlers stencil from Judith Pfaff Daley which is new this year from Stencigirl. I feel in love with it the moment I saw it and I know I will be using it for many more things this Christmas!
enjoy the tutorial
You'll find the tutorial video below for you to enjoy. Of course, I have company in this video from my studio assistant, Archie.
Please be sure to subscribe if you haven't already, I have many more December Daily posts planned for my channel as well as more gift tutorials this month!
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We have a more than a dozen projects our Creative Team members made just to whet your appetite for the merriest season
While you are busy oohing and aahing, take a moment to leave a comment on each blog and you'll be entered to win a $25 StencilGirl Gift Certificate!
Comment by midnight CST in the USA on November 8th and we’ll randomly choose a $25 StencilGirl Gift Certificate winner. The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to win. We’ll announce the winner on our Facebook Page on November 9th.
Here are links to all the fantastic, magic, merry, holiday projects:
You can sign up right now for my free online class, Play with Black!
Black is often a color which is overlooked when working with our mixed media projects. With so many other amazing colors available, it's easy to do.
Join me as we delve into the dark side of mixed media! Working with only a few supplies, let’s explore a variety of ways black and its values can be used to create a gorgeous, layered art journal page.
