Hand Stitching in Art Journaling

mixing fabric and paper

Last year, I taught at The Sacred Maker’s Soul Retreat and the world of “slow stitching” opened up to me and I was hooked. The practice is calming and can be done just about anywhere. I’ve gathered a stash of supplies into some pretty zipper pouches so I can take them on the go. Long car rides are more tolerable while stitching.

Incorporating hand stitching into my art journaling process has been very satisfying. In this video, I hand stitch a little fabric patch and mix it with papers in my Transitions Journal. I also love that there is a small piece of Kantha quilt shared gifted to me by my friend, Colleen Attara. 💕

Supplies Used

Pritt Glue Stick
Embroidery Thread
Sewing Needle
Fabrics and Paper Scraps

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