Showing posts with label August 2015. Show all posts
Showing posts with label August 2015. Show all posts

Monday, August 24, 2015

PUTTY FILLER ART JOURNAL COVERS by Asmah

Hi there and a happy Monday! Asmah here...
I'm excited to share with you my new art journal covers plastered with a product you can get from hardware. This idea came to me after I did some painting work in the house
some time back.

Friday, August 21, 2015

HAPPY DAY SMALL CANVAS by Kim

Hi! Hope your day is going well. So happy you stopped by today. It is Kim today and I have a small canvas I made for this week and I wanted to share a few of the steps I used to create it.

I had one thing in mind as I started it and it was a struggle to get there. In the end it still did not turn out as I saw in my mind, but it wound up "happy".


Monday, August 17, 2015

MIXED MEDIA BACKGROUND by Susanne

Hi, everyone! It's Susanne today and I'd like to show you one of the ways I create backgrounds for my mixed media projects. Today's background was used for this ATC with one of lovely birds from the SmallBirds stamp set:

Friday, August 14, 2015

BEACH BLANKET CANVAS by Lee-Anne

Today, I've created a burlap panel reminiscent of a beach blanket I used at my aunt and uncle's cottage every summer as a child.



Monday, August 10, 2015

BEACH TAG by Tanja

Hi, there! Today, I would like to show you the creation of this Beach Tag step by step:



Friday, August 7, 2015

BLOSSOM LIKE A BUTTERFLY ARTIST TRADING BLOCK by Carol

Hello, everyone! Carol here again to share a mixed media tutorial with you. Today I'll show you how I made this artist trading block.



Monday, August 3, 2015

ALL ABOUT FALL ACRYLIC COVER by Irit



Hello, my dear crafty friends and welcome to my new mixed media tutorial. This time I decided to make something old/something new (no borrowed or blue... ).

The acrylic album cover and decoupage paper are totally old. I think I have them for at least 5 years, since the days when those albums were trendy. My ARTplorations stencils are totally new, as this is my second month on the team. And so with some imagination and my own never-used techniques, I made a very textured fall album cover and I think it's what mixed media is about: you never know what you are getting when you finish your project.

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