Horse Themed Junk Journal Page Tutorial

Sharing a super easy Horse Themed Junk Journal Page Tutorial with you today. I’ll be using digitals by Calico Collage and rubber stamps from my shop plus a lot more!

Horse Themed Junk Journal Page Tutorial Video

Supplies

• Calico Collage Digital Bridal Farms Journal Kit 
• Horse Phrases Digital By Calico Collage 
• Horse Photos Digital by Calico Collage 
• Bridal Farms Horse Mason Jars Digital by Calico Collage 
• Cone Flower Stamp by Linda Israel 
• Beauty is soul deep Stamp by Linda Israel
• Twirling Ribbon Border Stamp by Linda Israel 
• Horse Fence Stamp by Linda Israel 
• Horses keep me stable stamp by Linda Israel 
• Mare/Stallion Qt Stamp Set by Linda Israel 
• Journal Diary Words Digital by Calico Collage 
• Vintage Sheet Music
• Scrapbook Paper
• Bone Folder 
• Walnut Stain Distress Ink 
• Blending Tool 
• Sewing Machine
• Cloth Napkin
• Tear off lined note pad pages
• Archival Jet Back Ink 
• Acrylic Stamping Blocks
• Book Page scraps
• Fiskar Scissors 
• Fabric Scraps
• Aleene’s Tacky Glue 
• Flat back Gems
• Water Color Pencils

Today I am showing you how to create a super easy Horse Junk Journal page. I’m using digitals by Calico Collage, rubber stamps from my shop, plus a lot more!

The Horse image is from the Bridal Farms Journal kit by Calico Collage and used some tear off note paper that I stamped using Jet Black Archival Ink around the edges. 

Added the stamped word horse from the Mare Stallion Quartet with a scrap of fabric I had laying around. The word Diary came from Calico Collages Journal Diary words digital.

For this page I stamped the Horse Fence out on a book page scrap and placed another tear off lined note page page that I had stamped again using the Twirling Ribbon stamp from my shop. 

At the bottom I used the Horses Keep Me Stable rubber stamp that I created and layered it with a fabric scrap.

What a simple fun way to create a journal page. Look around to see what you have to create your own. What will you use for yours?

Written by Robin Fennessy for Linda.

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