"Roots" Disc Bound Journal Video Tutorial

Mighty trees with their mighty roots inspired a new tutorial. 

"Roots"

...they run deep in all of us.

They remind us, who we are, where we came from

and they help to guide us to where we are going.

This "Roots" Journal was created by using a Joggles Disc Bound Watercolor journal

as well as Marabu Art Sprays and Marabu Art Crayons. 

I'll admit it....I am KINDA obsessed with these products. 

 

Hi, my name is Cat 

and 

I am addicted to good quality craft supplies. 

I just love how thick the journal pages are and the stunning vibrant colors of the sprays and crayons!

Yum!!

Check out the full video tutorial below! I hope you like it as much as I enjoyed making it! And if you want to purchase some of the materials used, be sure to check out the Joggles.com website because they are having a super duper double decker sale on these very special products! 

         

Be like a tree. Stay grounded. Connect with your roots. Turn over a new leaf. Bend before you break. Enjoy your unique and natural beauty and always, always keep growing." Joann Rapits

Materials used in this tutorial:

6x 9 Disk Bound Watercolor Journal http://bit.ly/2GKoLdK

Deco Arts Gel Medium '

Deco Arts Crackle Texture Paste

Tissue Paper

Starlight Starbright Stencil by Cat Kerr http://bit.ly/2uQLPGh

Watercolor Art Parts Feathers #1 http://bit.ly/2FLSjah

Watercolor Art Parts Bare Tree http://bit.ly/2qd7ELr

Scissors

Marabu Art Spray Cherry Red http://bit.ly/2GwZdBr

Water Bottle

Marabu Art Crayon Sunshine Yellow http://bit.ly/2DxfCmz

Marabu Art Crayon Turquoise http://bit.ly/2Ir2DGt

Marabu Art Crayon Black http://bit.ly/2G4eagu

Water Brush or paint brush http://bit.ly/2pjcNAm

Cat Kerr Text Stamp

Deco Art White Paint

Palette Knife http://bit.ly/2FGED4C

Black Spray apaint

Chipboard Tag

Black Ink Pad http://bit.ly/2Is3QNQ

Adhesive

White Water based Sharpie http://bit.ly/2DwjaFy

5" Canvas Roll http://bit.ly/2tTFj0R

Stapler

Text

Trim and embellishments

 "Long ago God drew a circle in the sand exactly around the spot where you are standing right now. You were never not coming here. This was never not going to happen.” — Elizabeth Gilbert

Here's to making every minute count,