Greetings lovely stampers! I hope you have had a chance to enjoy the June release hop. Lynda Joy here, with another project for your inspiration today.
When I saw the Vintage Lighthouse stamp, I knew I would be using it in my journaling bible.
To create my page, I stamped the Vintage Lighthouse onto my bible page. To 'ink' the stamp, I used Tombow dual tip markers. I used one of the grays for the lighthouse, and a light blue for the clouds and water portions of the stamp. I find that the Tombow dual brush markers do not bleed through my page, so I can use them in my journaling bible safely.
I stamped the main image on the journaling area, and extended the clouds/sky and water into the script a little. I don't mind adding color on the words, as long as I can still read the scriptures. I used Polychromos colored pencils to color the image and create the sky and water. I find that the bible pages take the pencil well, and are great for coloring on the word portion without obscuring the scriptures.
For my journaling, I used Sakura Micron pens, and hand-lettered the verse. I decided to keep this page fairly simple, as the Psalm really speaks for itself.
I hope you enjoyed my project today, and that it inspired you to use your stamps in new and different ways, and on different projects.
If you missed the June stamp release hop, you can find it here. You can find all of the new stamps HERE.
Use my code, TJ10Lynda, to get 10% off all new stamps through June 8th. That's 10% plus the 15% that they are already discounted, for a total of 25% off through the 8th.
If you have any questions about Bible journaling, I would be happy to answer them. You can see more of my Bible journaling on my blog HERE. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, and I hope you can take some time to create something beautiful!
Thanks for visiting.
Blessings,
To create my page, I stamped the Vintage Lighthouse onto my bible page. To 'ink' the stamp, I used Tombow dual tip markers. I used one of the grays for the lighthouse, and a light blue for the clouds and water portions of the stamp. I find that the Tombow dual brush markers do not bleed through my page, so I can use them in my journaling bible safely.
For my journaling, I used Sakura Micron pens, and hand-lettered the verse. I decided to keep this page fairly simple, as the Psalm really speaks for itself.
I hope you enjoyed my project today, and that it inspired you to use your stamps in new and different ways, and on different projects.
If you missed the June stamp release hop, you can find it here. You can find all of the new stamps HERE.
Use my code, TJ10Lynda, to get 10% off all new stamps through June 8th. That's 10% plus the 15% that they are already discounted, for a total of 25% off through the 8th.
If you have any questions about Bible journaling, I would be happy to answer them. You can see more of my Bible journaling on my blog HERE. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, and I hope you can take some time to create something beautiful!
Thanks for visiting.
Blessings,
