Video: Creature Companions with Making Faces Collection
Posted by Spellbinders Team on January 22, 2019

Video: Creature Companions with Making Faces Collection

Hello Spellbinders and Davenpeeps! My Name is Courtney Diaz from Little Raven Ink and I've been asked to share a quirky little project using the new Jane Davenport Range Making Faces! I am so excited to be back on the blog today with this fun little project that you can quickly create for yourself or to send to a friend! Today we will be creating a Creature Companion to hold our washi tape samples, not only can they do that but these kooky little guys can also serve as a Today Marker for your planners or as an Errands Dashboard!

Video: Creature Companions by Courtney Diaz featuring Making Faces Collection by Jane Davenport for Spellbinder

I have created a video tutorial for this project for you today to follow along with, I for one am a visual learner so whenever I can, I will show you through video how I create with the Spellbinders products... Enjoy!

VIDEO TUTORIAL

Watch video tutorial below or on Youtube to learn how to make this project: I love using the Jane Davenport range to really reflect my style and my favorite things - Monsters! I love that her range can be twisted and pulled into so many creative directions no matter what your art style!

Video: Creature Companions by Courtney Diaz featuring Making Faces Collection by Jane Davenport for Spellbinder

She really has created such a user friendly and unique range with the makeup inspired products! The Palette Pastels are by far my absolute favorites! I know there will be something in the range that will make you heart sing.

Video: Creature Companions by Courtney Diaz featuring Making Faces Collection by Jane Davenport for Spellbinder

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies:

Watercolour Paper, Gesso, Black ballpoint pen, White Gel Pen, Glue Stick, Laminating Pouches, Laminator, Clear Acrylic Stamp Block, Scissors

Video: Creature Companions by Courtney Diaz featuring Making Faces Collection by Jane Davenport for Spellbinder

Thank you so much for joining me for another project with Team Spellbinders! I cannot wait to see all the creature companions popping up in peoples planners and journals! Thank you once again to the Spellbinders team for inviting me back to play and share my project with the new Making Faces range!
Have a wonderful creative week.
Courtney Diaz

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