Some-of-a-kind | Hand Painted Tea-Stained Herbarium Journal
Limited Edition Herbarium journal to preserve your garden’s seasonal beauty.
Each journal is hand bound with tea stained paper and covered with raw linen which has been painted, block printed and embellished with gold gilding paint.
Intentionally made with a rustic, imperfect look for those who love vintage charm, the tea-stained pages invite your creativity with warm, earthy tones which is a perfect background for displaying pressed botanicals.
The paper used to bind these journals is free of gelatin size, which makes it great for pressing flowers due to its absorbent nature.
OTHER USES: Art journal, travel journal, recipe book, scrapbook, junk journal,
USE WITH: Ball point pens, technical drawing pens, acrylic markers, pastels, or gouache. *Not suitable for watercolour paint, ink or fountain pens, however the bleed-through does create some interesting effects to work with creatively.
Flower Pressing Tip: This paper is highly absorbent so there is no need to use a flower press, just place your botanicals on the pages and add some weight on top of your journal and leave for at least 1 week for the perfect press.
Click below for further details.
Limited Edition Herbarium journal to preserve your garden’s seasonal beauty.
Each journal is hand bound with tea stained paper and covered with raw linen which has been painted, block printed and embellished with gold gilding paint.
Intentionally made with a rustic, imperfect look for those who love vintage charm, the tea-stained pages invite your creativity with warm, earthy tones which is a perfect background for displaying pressed botanicals.
The paper used to bind these journals is free of gelatin size, which makes it great for pressing flowers due to its absorbent nature.
OTHER USES: Art journal, travel journal, recipe book, scrapbook, junk journal,
USE WITH: Ball point pens, technical drawing pens, acrylic markers, pastels, or gouache. *Not suitable for watercolour paint, ink or fountain pens, however the bleed-through does create some interesting effects to work with creatively.
Flower Pressing Tip: This paper is highly absorbent so there is no need to use a flower press, just place your botanicals on the pages and add some weight on top of your journal and leave for at least 1 week for the perfect press.
Click below for further details.
Limited Edition Herbarium journal to preserve your garden’s seasonal beauty.
Each journal is hand bound with tea stained paper and covered with raw linen which has been painted, block printed and embellished with gold gilding paint.
Intentionally made with a rustic, imperfect look for those who love vintage charm, the tea-stained pages invite your creativity with warm, earthy tones which is a perfect background for displaying pressed botanicals.
The paper used to bind these journals is free of gelatin size, which makes it great for pressing flowers due to its absorbent nature.
OTHER USES: Art journal, travel journal, recipe book, scrapbook, junk journal,
USE WITH: Ball point pens, technical drawing pens, acrylic markers, pastels, or gouache. *Not suitable for watercolour paint, ink or fountain pens, however the bleed-through does create some interesting effects to work with creatively.
Flower Pressing Tip: This paper is highly absorbent so there is no need to use a flower press, just place your botanicals on the pages and add some weight on top of your journal and leave for at least 1 week for the perfect press.
Click below for further details.
DETAILS
Softback raw linen cover with hand painted and block printed details.
Lay flat binding.
100 sheets, 200 pages.
Handmade tea stained deckled edge paper of a medium weight 180 gsm made of mixed fibers.
Size: 21 cm tall x 15 cm wide x 4 cm thick.
USES
Pencils
Pastels
Technical drawing pens.
Stamping with ink pads.
Gel pens.
Posca markers
Pressed flowers
Can also take Gouache, acrylic and Gansai tambi paint if it’s not too wet.
