Great video ! I wonder why the illustrated ink pad isn't permanent, because pigment ink is suppose to be a permanent ink. It must be the formula of their ink. I use mostly pigment ink in my art journal and never had a problem. Crazy huh? Keep up the amazing work :D
Gesso does prevent bleed through. The stamps can lose their stickiness but you just need to wash them in warm soapy water and let them air dry and they should be good as new 😉
Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring! I'm new to the Bible journaling world so this was very helpful! I know this was two years ago but I was curious where you got the clear boxes you have the watercolor pencils in?
Mechanical pencils are so practical. But wondering if they come in different blackness. Like common pencils that are hard (H) or soft (B) in several values from very light grey to very black. Easier to read when the pencil has a very black pin.
Lindsey, what is the name of the clear case you keep your Inktense pencils in? Where did you get it? It seems ideal especially with side locks. Love all that you share. Blessings to you and your family, Jo
Too bad my religious scripture doesnt have a journaling version I have been only highlighting and stickie notes :( I tried doing separate journal I couldnt keep it up
Great post! I enjoyed watching. I just posted my very first Bible Art Journal. Was so fun and rewarding. Hope you can visit us. If you have - thank you. Crafty love, Flo
I’ve tried a lot of different watercolors but I’ve never tried that brand. It could either be the watercolor or the manufacturer of your Bible or a combination of both. You can try prepping your pages with gesso or experimenting with a different brand of watercolor. I’ve never had a problem with Prima bleeding
Thank you for the information. It is very helpful! I appreciate your offer to answer question.
As always Lindsey..you always share such valuable information..and I greatly appreciate your info..🙏♥️
Thank you for all the great helpful information.
Great video..thank you for all the great info..🙏🙏
This is all such great information, Lindsey. Thank you for inspiring, sharing, and modeling techniques for us. :o)
Thank you for such sweet words of encouragement!
So helpful! Thank you Lindsey.
Great video ! I wonder why the illustrated ink pad isn't permanent, because pigment ink is suppose to be a permanent ink. It must be the formula of their ink. I use mostly pigment ink in my art journal and never had a problem. Crazy huh? Keep up the amazing work :D
Way to go Lindsey! Great video and very helpful!
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful!
Great video, thank you!
I am inspired with this content i subbed. i will be using tip ins and such even though I dont have any margin space on my Upanishads. Thanks so much.
love twistables. I have an inductive study bible for precepts.
It comes in larger print and wide margin ESV and NASB
Very helpful! Thanks and god bless!
If you used gesso before the permanent stamp ink would that prevent bleed through? Do the acrylic stamps lose there stickiness over time?
Gesso does prevent bleed through. The stamps can lose their stickiness but you just need to wash them in warm soapy water and let them air dry and they should be good as new 😉
Ok great! Thank you for answering all my questions! I'm going shopping tomorrow for my supplies. Can't wait to get started!!
Love it.
Thanks so much for sharing and inspiring! I'm new to the Bible journaling world so this was very helpful! I know this was two years ago but I was curious where you got the clear boxes you have the watercolor pencils in?
Welcome to the Bible journaling party! I got those containers from Michales...they are photo boxes 😉
LindseyDecor Thank you so much! I’m so ready to dive in and connect more with the Word! And awesome thank you, I’ll take a look online for those!
Hi, are there black ones OK for outlining? Thanks !
I’m loving your videos!! Do you remember where you got the watercolor pencil cases? Thanks in advance!!
I got those from Michael’s 😉
Thanks!!
Mechanical pencils are so practical. But wondering if they come in different blackness. Like common pencils that are hard (H) or soft (B) in several values from very light grey to very black. Easier to read when the pencil has a very black pin.
Yes, you can find different lead types for the refills...you might have to look at an office supply store or art supply store to find more variety.
great info. thx!
Lindsey, what is the name of the clear case you keep your Inktense pencils in? Where did you get it? It seems ideal especially with side locks. Love all that you share. Blessings to you and your family, Jo
+J McGinnis it's a clear photo box from Michael's. They have two different sizes and I get them in the storage aisle when they have them 40% off.
Can you tell me the name of that website that you can buy the individual inktense penceils from, I can't seem to find it, thanks. Great video 😄
It's Blick Art supplies..there is a link in the description box below the video ;)
LindseyDecor your so helpful..... Thank you. Blessings and love sister
What do you store those creative retreat kits in? Is it a plastic envelope?
Hi Lindsey do you ever do anything about the tabernacle, please let me know,thanks
I haven’t done any tabernacle studies but would be interested in the future.
Too bad my religious scripture doesnt have a journaling version
I have been only highlighting and stickie notes :( I tried doing separate journal I couldnt keep it up
Great post! I enjoyed watching. I just posted my very first Bible Art Journal. Was so fun and rewarding. Hope you can visit us. If you have - thank you.
Crafty love,
Flo
What is the container you had the pencils in?
Those are photo cases I found at Michael's.
you should do a craft room tour!
+Jocelyn Velasquez it's nothing fancy at all 😂 Maybe once it's a little more Pinterest worthy I'll share it lol
Where did you get the clear cases for the watercolor pencils??
Michael's in the storage aisle.
My water colors are bleeding through. :0( Any suggestions?
What brand are you using?
They are Field Artist. They are in a little black tin like those Primas you were talking about in your video.
I’ve tried a lot of different watercolors but I’ve never tried that brand. It could either be the watercolor or the manufacturer of your Bible or a combination of both. You can try prepping your pages with gesso or experimenting with a different brand of watercolor. I’ve never had a problem with Prima bleeding
LindseyDecor You are so super helpful!