Megan Whisner Quinlan shares a fun way to crop stamped images that will give a new look to your journal pages as she creates a monochromatic spread using Dina Wakley MEdia Stamps, Stencils, Ledger Pages and Paint.
Dina Wakley Cropped Faces Journal Spread by Megan Whisner Quinlan
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Stabilo All Pencil
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Don’t let the art supplies be the boss of you! Just because an image looks one way when stamped, doesn’t mean you can’t break up the image and use it in different ways. Follow along to create some fun on your journal pages with cropping images.
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Step 1: Blend some sage onto your page with the Mosiac Cobblestone Stencil. Tear out some Ledger Pages and glue them down to your page.
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Step 2: Stamp some Church Doodle faces onto white cardstock with Jet Black Archival Ink and cut out. Trim the faces in half, in thirds, and in half lengthwise. Play around with different angles.
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Step 3: Draw a line through your spread with a Stabilo pencil. Rub the line with your finger to smudge.
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Step 4: Glue your faces along the edges of the page and onto your line with Ultra Thick Gel Medium. Trace some leaves onto your page with your Stabilo pencil using the Sprouts stencil.
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Step 5: Using a brush and some water you can start filling in your leaf shapes to add some depth as the Stabilo is water soluble.
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Step 6: Add some doodles in random places around your page.
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Step 7: Stamp some text from the Moments stamp set onto your cardstock and cut out. Edge around the text with your stamp pad to add some depth.
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Step 8: Glue your text down with Ultra Thick Gel Medium.Â
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My name is Megan Whisner Quinlan. I have been a mixed media maker and book binder for 20 years. I love to experiment and try as many techniques as possible. I live with my family in New Jersey, not too far from Ranger Ink. You can find me on Instagram, on Youtube, and as an Instructor for @fodder.school. I would love to see what you make, if I have inspired you today, tag me!Â
