Creating an art journal page using PaperArtsy Infusions.

[@LynnLBE]

WOW❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@magswoodcock]

Thank you

[@anneliessanders6963]

So beautiful, love these pages ❤

[@magswoodcock]

Thank you 😊

[@gardensiren]

lovely!

[@magswoodcock]

Thank you 💙☺

[@catlink8998]

Beautiful! I sometimes use a bit of white kitchen twine to lay in the gully & absorb the liquid which migrates there. The resulting colored twine is useful in all sorts of projects! You can even arrange it over a wet page and the color will reactivate and transfer.

[@janedevonshire1296]

What a smashing idea! Thanks for sharing it, I think I'll give it a go! 😊

[@magswoodcock]

Thank you What a brilliant idea ! I'll definitely give it a go, thanks for sharing that gem ☺💙

[@kathybost1879]

oh I love this! going to our Library Spring book sale tomorrow to look for some goodies. I love the page you created, has a great feel. love from USA

[@magswoodcock]

Thank you. I hope you find some treasures at the sale, have fun and good luck ☺💙

[@papercraftingwithwendyb9231]

Love this thank you for sharing.

[@magswoodcock]

You are so welcome! and thank you

[@elaineatthecraftshed1993]

Thank you, I had been wondering g about using Infusions for a background, but wouldn't have thought to use the gesso first, so this is very helpful. Can I ask do you stick your base book pages together in pairs or use them just as they come with the tape in the spine etc

[@magswoodcock]

I'm glad you found it helpful. Yes I usually stick two pages together, it makes them stronger. I always use books which have sewn signatures and take out at least half the pages. This allows for mediums and papers on the pages. Have fun 👍

[@elaineatthecraftshed1993]

@@magswoodcock Thank you. That's really helpful