Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Red and Black Journal Butterfly Flip Page by Cindy Bristow

Red and Black Journal Butterfly Flip Page
 by Cindy Bristow
 
Howdy!
 
 
Today I am sharing one of the flip pages in my Red and Black journal that I am working on.  I will try and share as many links to products as I can.  These links are affiliate links which means that if you click on the link and purchase the product, I earn a small commission.
 
Last month I shared a tutorial on how to turn a Mini Album into a junk journal.  If you missed it, here is the link to the first post.  This is one of the 7 7/8" x 4 1/2" flips that I added to the mini album.  
 
 
The black rose cardstock is one of my favorites, but is no longer available.  I have a few sheets of it left and have been hoarding it.  This piece was a scrap and as you can see it wasn't quite wide enough to cover the entire flip.  I added a strip of Candy Apple Red cardstock to cover what was left.
 
The red was really bright, so I toned it down by inking the edges with Vintage Photo Oxide Distressed ink  and then I stamped it with one of the small stamps from this stamp set using black ink
 
I also used another stamp from that set to stamp the center of the small doily flip I created.  The black ink looked really stark, so I grabbed my Stormy Sky Distressed Oxide ink pad, tapped a bit onto my acrylic stamp block and used a water brush to color the center of my doily. 

 
My tag measures 7 1/2" x 2 3/4" and was made using a piece of white cardstock scrap.  I layered a piece of a vintage dictionary page on top of it and inked the edges.  I also collaged a few scraps onto it before I stamped the butterflies and script writing on it.  All of the stamps come from the etsy store I linked earlier in the post.  I still had a little of the Stormy Sky ink on my block, so I added a bit of water and ran the tag through it.  I like the distress look it made, plus it cleaned off my block!  After everything was dry, I took the tag to my sewing machine and stitched around the center with black thread. 

 
Thanks for stopping by,
Cindy


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