A Bible Journaling Process Video of Proverbs 3:5-6

Hey, y'all!  I am so excited about today's post!  If you follow me on social media, you probably know I love Bible journaling.  A few weeks ago I recorded a Bible journaling process video, and I am thrilled to finally have it edited so that I can share it with y'all today!  This video shows you how I use watercolors, acrylic paint, and stickers to illustrate Proverbs 3:5-6.

One of my most favorite supplies to use when I Bible journal is a cheap set of watercolors.  I love how translucent the paint looks on Bible pages, and it's a lot more forgiving than acrylics.  Yes, you do get your Bible page wet when using watercolors, but if you're careful, the water will do nothing to the page other than make it wrinkled when the paint dries.  I have a remedy for this though: place a couple of heavy books on your shut Bible, and the page will flatten in no time!  Check out how I use watercolors in the video below.

If you want to start Bible journaling, you really only need a Bible and a pen.  You can start slowly adding to your supply stash as you go.  With that being said, in the video I promised to share all the supplies I used on my page.  I'm going to link to some of them below.  Please note that the links are affiliate links.  This means that if you decide to purchase something using one of the links, a small percentage of the price will go towards helping support my blog at no extra charge to you.  (Thanks!)
Supplies:

• Journaling Bible--This is the exact Bible I have, but you can get other translations and styles.
• Watercolor Set--This set looks comparable to mine.
• Yasutomo Pearlescent Watercolor Set
• Faber Castell Gelatos
• PITT Artist Pens
• White Gelly Roll Pen
• Martha Stewart Craft Paint--I used Date Night Pink, but it's not included in this set.
• Apple Barrel Craft Paint: Lime Tree
• Liquitex Heavy Body Acrylic Paint: Light Portrait Pink, Bright Aqua Green
• Fuchsia Pink StazOn Ink Pad
• TAB Punch
• Teensy Type Cardstock Alphabet Stickers Lily White
• Sticko Alphabet Gold Glitter Carnival Stickers
• Fancy Pants As You Wish Cardstock Stickers
• Studio Calico Essentials Yellow & Orange Alpha Stickers
• Flirty Floral Duck Brand Washi Tape
• Stick-a-bilities Pink Cardstock Alphabet Stickers
• Studio G Alphabet Stamp Set
• Heidi Swapp Date Stamp
• Paint Brushes

You can get many of the supplies in craft stores as well as online, but make sure to check for coupons online before shopping at your local craft store so that you can get the best prices possible on the supplies you buy.

I hope that seeing my process for this page inspires you to try some new techniques in your Bible.  Just remember, your pages don't have to be perfect, and you don't have to be an amazing artist to Bible journal.  Yes, creating pretty art on your pages is fun, but Bible journaling is about spending time in God's Word.  So go have fun creatively worshipping!
Related Posts & Videos:

Bible Journaling: A Creative Way to Study God's Word

My Bible Journaling Process in Less Than Sixty Seconds: A Time Lapse Video