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Linda Weiss, owner of Valley Stamp and Scrap LLC, in Neenah, Wisconsin, had this to say about Pat’s teaching, “Pat came to our store to teach a Gel Press class and it was such an awesome experience. She is so talented and the techniques she shared were achievable and right on point with current trends. We all got messy hands and walked away with works of art!”
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ART SUPPLIES THAT ARE SPARKING JOY!
There is a lot of talk going around about what is sparking joy in your life. I thought I’d share what art supplies make me happy and that I enjoy using. Please leave comments about what is sparking joy for you! Note – I have no affiliations with these products. Painting – Brushes – I’ve … Continue reading ART SUPPLIES THAT ARE SPARKING JOY!
USING BLACK GESSO IN MIXED MEDIA
Starting with a background that is all black seems quite strange, after all, where is the white space?!? I did just that when I used black gesso on an entire deck of playing cards. The adventure began during a class with Seth Apter http://www.sethapter.com, US based mixed media artist, instructor designer and author. I joined … Continue reading USING BLACK GESSO IN MIXED MEDIA
APRIL IS NATIONAL WRITE A LETTER MONTH – WRITE ON!
Anyone that knows me know that I love to write letters and of course receive them. I have a deep love of stationary and that’s probably what lead me to creating cards. I found a great way to combine my creative side and upcycle by using wallpaper remnants from discarded wallpaper books. While I was … Continue reading APRIL IS NATIONAL WRITE A LETTER MONTH – WRITE ON!
Think Spring!!
Here are two quick cards that took less than ten minutes to make. I hope that they inspire you to think that Spring is right around the corner. The butterflies were die cut from alcohol inked Yupo paper, by Legion Paper, which can be found on Amazon, http://www.amazon.com. Alcohol inks used were Rangers, Tim Holtz … Continue reading Think Spring!!
