This is a spread done in "My Extraordinary Life" journal. While I really enjoy the size and shape of this journal, I am having trouble with the terrible paper in it. I have a Zutter hole puncher and thought I could make some new pages for it, but unfortunately, the hole sizes are different. The next time I work in this journal I will trim the page back to about 1/2" from the holes and "tip-in" a new page made of better paper. I have no idea why I didn't think to do that earlier!
if that paper is bad it certainly isn't hurting your awesome journal work! love your pages.
ReplyDeleteI second what Roc said! The journal pages are awesome. LOVE these colours. <3
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the way the words totally fill the space. This spread is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pages Ingrid. Great idea to tip-in with better paper. I hate getting a journal with paper that just doesn't 'do-it' for me!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings
Kelly
Hi Ingrid! I love looking at your art journal pages! They're always so much fun. I was just wondering how long it takes you to fully complete a page (or two)?
ReplyDeleteMe encantan tus art journal. Son increíbles. Me hago seguidora tuya desde ahora.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
How long does a journal page take?
ReplyDeleteThat's kind of hard to say. I rarely sit down and work on a page from start to finish ... I'm thinking I need to either write a blog entry explaining it all or make a video I can put on my blog ...I'll give that some thought and if I have some time I might just do that! Thanks for the idea!
Your work is fantastic no matter the substrate, Ingrid! Great idea to use tip ins. Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteDont you just hate it when you find a great journal with lousy paper? But it certainly does not affect the quality of you work! These pages are fabulous! See you in March!
ReplyDeleteI love your vibrant use of color, the simplicity of text.
ReplyDeletewell, icky paper or not, you've got some nice pages there! I like how much you journal on your pages. it's like decorating the pages with texture.
ReplyDeletelove these pages...so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning journal pages. I would love to attend journal fest myself one of these years. Of course you were invited back, look at how unbelievably talented you are.
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