Hello friends.
I have my June art journal calendar to share with you today, and I'm linking it to Matilde's All About Numbers theme at Art Journal Journey.
For my base, I used some 7gypsies printed tissue, then I scraped on some Seaglass Fresco acrylic, and used PaperArtsy stencils with Little Black Dress Fresco acrylic for the journaling ovals and title.
And here's my completed May calendar, mostly country walks with my Hubby, friends and various walking groups, and my birthday on the 24th.
Have a great June!
Alison
I love that number background Alison. You have the coolest monthly calendars for certain! Happy weekend Hugs Erika. And thanks for linking to Matilda’s challenge at AJJ too.
ReplyDeleteGreat calendar page with numbers!
ReplyDeletehappy jun, hug Elke
The calendar page with the numerals is fabulous, love the layout. And it's nice to see the filled in calendar pages from May, too.Have a great weekend, hugs, Valerie xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous calendar page Alison. I love the colours. Thanks for sharing at AJJ and Matilde's numbers theme, hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteOh that goes nicely for the AJJ challenge! I love PA Fresco paints and have many bottles, seems like mostly blues and creams. Love those May flowers too. XXO
ReplyDeleteHappy belated birthday Alison! Your May calendar page is so pretty and vibrant.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea with using numbers on these pages 😊
ReplyDeleteThese are pretty!
ReplyDeleteHi Alison! I love your beautiful calendars. You are always so creative in the ways that you make them. June's calendar looks so cool and May's was so vibrant and gorgeous. (Happy belated birthday from May!!!) Thank you for sharing them with us. Have a wonderful June. Hugs, Sharon
ReplyDeleteHappy belated birthday, Alison. I had NO idea! I will add it to my calendar for next year. Your calendar for June is out of this world. It outs mine to SHAME. I also love how colorful May's calendar is. You and Chris have the absolute BEST calendar pages ever. June's spread is remarkable. I love how you used those stencils. Thanks for sharing your latest entry using Matilde's theme at AJJ.
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