Art {Journaling} Recreating a Page

**Please note: To see today's {Faith Journaling} post, please click here.

Today I wanted to show you how I tried to recreate a page yet show you how different they turned out too. This is my very first art journaling page that I did back in May. You can see details in this post if you missed it.

This page was actually done on the front of a 5x7 notebook. It's the notebook where I keep all of my art journaling notes from classes I take. I love that cover, and I really wanted it to be part of my 9x12 art journal. So, I decided to recreate it, and here is the new 9x12 page.

Stamps: Prima foam heart, SU heart, Unity Hearts of Old
Stamp Ink: Archival Ink jet black
Pens: Faber-Castel PITT big brush pens, Pentel EnerGel
Stencils: The Crafter's Workshop circles, punchinella
Paints: Dr. Ph. Martin's Bombay India Inks; Liquitex Inks; Adirondack Paint Dabber stream, cranberry, citrus and aqua; Neocolor crayons
Other: Liquitex Light Modeling Paste and gesso, Tsukineko Squeegee
Ephemera: scriptures from vintage Bible encyclopedia and Select Notes on Bible Lessons, hymns from old hymnal, title from The Old Schoolhouse magazine

Of course, I had to add a bit more because the page is so much larger. I also used light modeling paste on this page. You can see where I used it on the right-hand side above and below the word "art" in the title. I colored the modeling paste with aqua acrylic paint before applying to the page.

This page was super fun to do, and I am glad it is now in my official "journal." Thanks for stopping by, and as always, let me know if you have questions. I will answer in the comment section. Blessings,