Greenery Art Journal Page

Hi friends! Today I have an art journal page to share made with products from the newest Simon Says Stamp release which is called Dream Big.

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I made a square art journal page in my 8 x8 Dylusions journal, inspired by the idea of using the new Simon Says Stamp Harvest Emboss and Cut folder to cut a frame for a photo. I had this teenage photobooth photo on my desk and thought it would be fun to use. 

Ink the pretty Talavera Vine background stamp with shades of green Distress Ink. Mist with water and stamp on the page.

Add a frame with Tim Holtz Design Tape Trims and ink around it. Splatter some water on the ink. I covered up the center part with a printer paper while splattering.

When dry, stamp here and there with Simon Says Stamp Old Letter Background.

The new cut and emboss folders are such fun. You cut and emboss in one go. I die cut a window from a Tim Holtz File Card with the Harvest cut and emboss folder.

Ink the card with Distress Inks.

Tuck the folder into the Simon Says Stamp Horizon Lines stencil. This is such a clever stencil! Ink the tree and a small area of grass.

Die cut the Sword Fern from Heavystock paper.

Ink with Distress Ink.

Coat with Glossy Accents.

The birds were stamped with the Simon Says Stamp On the Horizon set. I also added some Tim Holtz Labeled Remnant Rubs.

I added extra sentiments with Tim Holtz Metallic Stickers.

The bulb is also a rub-on image.

The sentiment from On The Horizon was stamped on the file card.

As a title I used a Be You sentiment strip and inked it.

Here you can see the effect of the Glossy Accents better. It adds both shine and dimension to this Sword Fern die cut.

Find more Dream Big inspiration in the two Simon Says Stamp blog hops: day 1 and day 2.

Thank you so much for stopping by here today! Have a lovely day!

Happy crafting!

Anna-Karin

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