Bible Journaling Inspiration | Lord is My Strength with Yoonsun
Posted by Spellbinders Team on February 11, 2018

Bible Journaling Inspiration | Lord is My Strength with Yoonsun

Hello crafty friends! Yoonsun is here. Thank you so much for joining me! Today I will be sharing with you my colorful (and cheerful) watercolor card with some Joanne Fink Bible Journaling collection products.

Bible Journaling Inspiration | Lord is My Strength with Yoonsun using SBS-144 Lord is My strength SBS-142 Inspiring Others SBS-143 Sing unto God SBS-146 Take Delight SBS-139 Birdhouse Stamps Bible Journaling by Joanne Fink #spellbinders #neverstopmaking #spellbindersstamps #stamping #watercolorcard #handmadecard

I started by stamping the sentiment from the Take Delight stamp set on the center of the watercolor paper panel using gray pigment ink. I randomly stamped flowers, butterflies, birds, treble clef around the edges of the panel using gray pigment ink as well. I stamped the sentiment & flowers on a separate watercolor paper in gray for adding dimensions to my card later.

Bible Journaling Inspiration | Lord is My Strength with Yoonsun using SBS-144 Lord is My strength SBS-142 Inspiring Others SBS-143 Sing unto God SBS-146 Take Delight SBS-139 Birdhouse Stamps Bible Journaling by Joanne Fink #spellbinders #neverstopmaking #spellbindersstamps #stamping #watercolorcard #handmadecard

I brushed over the stamped images with clean water first, and then colored them with watercolors just the way I like! I also colored another stamped flowers (from the Inspiring Others stamp set) with watercolors, and then fussy cut them out.

Bible Journaling Inspiration | Lord is My Strength with Yoonsun using SBS-144 Lord is My strength SBS-142 Inspiring Others SBS-143 Sing unto God SBS-146 Take Delight SBS-139 Birdhouse Stamps Bible Journaling by Joanne Fink #spellbinders #neverstopmaking #spellbindersstamps #stamping #watercolorcard #handmadecard

Once the watercolored panel was completely dry, I decorated the panel with lacy ribbon & small flowers as shown to the picture, and then mounted the panel on white card base using double-sided tape. Finally I added the sentiment panel & flowers using foam tape.

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies:

Paper & Cardstock: Canson Montval Watercolor 9x12 Pad; Ink: VersaFine Smokey Grey pigment ink; Watercolor: Hero Arts Watercolor Wheel; MISTI Stamping Tool, Heat Gun; Lace trim; Small paper flowers. Thank you so much for stopping by and happy crafting!!

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