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- Keep Thieves Away From Your Credit Cards: Use them in art!
- Art Pins Are Too Much Fun: Wood Shape Base
- Art Pins Are Too Much Fun: Formica Base
- Silkpainting on Cotton
- The Ultimate Work Table
- I call it Slop and Sprinkle
- My very own LWI process
- The Unconscious Conscious or “the walking dead”
- All Good Things
- A Gratitudinous Attitude
Category Archives: How-To
Keep Thieves Away From Your Credit Cards: Use them in art!
One of my favorite art tools is an expired credit or debit card. I never have trusted the trash for disposing of them. Continue reading
Art Pins Are Too Much Fun: Wood Shape Base
Another way to make artful pins is to start with the thin wooden shapes you can buy by the bag at a craft store. The only limit here is your own imagination. Here’s what you’ll need for those: Wooden shapes … Continue reading
Art Pins Are Too Much Fun: Formica Base
With the increased focus on recycling and reusing, I’ve been taking the trend to heart and now make art pins out of recycled materials. It’s really a great way to use up all those bits and dribbles of things left over from my bigger pieces and they’re cool to boot! Continue reading
Silkpainting on Cotton
Silk painting techniques can be used with cotton, rayon or a host of other textiles. With the right resist and technique you can have hours of fun and satisfaction from your endeavors. Continue reading
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The Ultimate Work Table
My favorite work surface is light, easily managed and stored and relatively inexpensive to put together. Continue reading
I call it Slop and Sprinkle
Easy and addictive, the slop and sprinkle method is too much fun. Continue reading
My very own LWI process
I have a low water immersion (LWI) recipe that I’ve never seen anyone else use. It’s easy, goes quickly and produces marvelous results. Continue reading