From Canvas to an Art Page: Step by Step How to a Craft a Layered Fabric Journal Page

Embrace imperfection in making a fabric art journal page with a stamp, pressed flowers, and old magazine pages.
In this video titled "Step by Step How to a Craft a Layered Fabric Journal Page," I'll guide you through the process, sharing techniques like preparing your canvas with acrylic gesso, using hand sanitizer to reveal hidden text, and creating an eye-catching stamped image with fabric ink.
Plus, we'll get artsy with some sketching and stitching details that make your creation uniquely yours. So grab your supplies and join me as we transform simple materials into an enchanting piece of fabric art.
Let's get started!

Here are the layers on this page:
1. Canvas
2. Acrylic gesso
3. Gel medium coated papers
4. Chalk paint
5. Remove some chalk paint
6. Pressed flowers
7. Stamp with fabric ink
8. Fabric scraps

Here are the supplies/tools I use to craft a layered fabric page for my journal:
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Pilot Bravo pen: https://amzn.to/3KS2hdr

Gel medium: https://amzn.to/45AnEJV

Canvas or other background fabric for the page in your journal

Acrylic gesso: https://amzn.to/3VstRD0

Old credit card

Non-stick mat

Magazine or old newsprint pages

Hand-sanitizer

Chalk paint or matte acrylic paint: https://amzn.to/3KP9XNI

Fabric ink (water-soluble) or acrylic paint

Rubber brayer: https://amzn.to/45B9R5Q

Foam stamp

Fabric scraps

Sewing machine (optional)

Pressed flowers, leaves, cut-outs, etc.

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