Simple cover with Brusho

Hi all... Today is my turn for a post and short but practical tutorial. I am going to show you how to make a background by means of Brusho powders and how to use some powder leftovers mixed up with water to colour stamps. This technique is ideal for all who accept creative mess in their works.

I used:

Art Journal Prompt Box by Sarah Allan

Hi Everyone,

I have a fun little project for you all today, one that will give inspiration and help when you are creating your art journal pages..

I have made an art journal prompt box complete with cards..

Firstly I cut out the box using a sizzix die with some heavyweight black cardstock and applied some strong double sided tape to the edges

I then took some leftover scraps from my stencil girl project and applied to the panels of the box

The panels were adhered using a strong double sided tape

The box was then assembled to complete the first part of the project

I then cut out some cards black cardstock measuring 2.5" x 3.5" (same size as ATC's artist trading cards) .. you could also use this project to store your atc's :)

I used the leftover stenciled brusho papers to cover half the journal prompt cards and adhered journal prompts to the other side which were typed out onto white paper and printed.

I hope you enjoyed this fun little project and I shall be back in a couple of weeks with another fun project for you using colourcraft fabric paints!

Sarah x

Brusho 24 Colour Boxed Set

Scor-Tape 1/2 inch double sided tape

Black Cardstock 6.95

curliecue stencil