Living the Art Life™
Hello! I’m super excited to be sharing my project with you today and joining in with the Craft Attitude Mother’s Day Blog Hop. Thanks so much for inviting me, Jonathan Fong. Craft Attitude has a versatile product that can be used in so many ways. I decided to use mine on a mixed media piece and am so thrilled with how it came out. I started with Craft Attitude’s Wood
Do you remember Roz, my pink flamingo? She was part of a “Keep Ft Pierce Funky” artist event at Art Mundo. We each personalized and decorated our Flamingo. I had such a great time with her. I started by painting her with a Primer. She even looks good in gray! Then I painted her with Ten Seconds Studio VerDay paint in Patina Copper. I just love this VerDay paint.
I love the versatility of stencils and that they can be used with most any medium for any type of project. Today I’m excited to be part of Rebekah Meier’s Blog Hop with her new line of Mandala inspired stencils by The Crafter’s Workshop and share my Stenciled Soldered Pendant. Rebekah sent me four of her new 6×6 stencils to play with. After playing with these, I know I need
I like a large tote style purse, but I seem to always be losing my keys down in my purse. I decided I needed a large keychain that was also pretty to carry my keys and I needed a larger keyring to keep all my various keys – home, car, studio, etc. I had plenty of supplies in my Prima Bead stash to work with as well as some additional
Unfortunately, I won’t be taking my Spring Teaching Tour this year. Life sometimes wants to take over our plans, which can be good and bad at times. Being sick for so many months with vertigo (and still having a few issues) and the opportunity to move into a downtown studio, put a kink in my plan. It has provided me the opportunity to put some time into me and begin
I never seem to have enough time to blog the way I want to and find time to create as well as all the other jobs I do as an individual artist/designer. Nevertheless, here is a picture of one of my new canvases that was on display in an exhibit this last month. I was inspired by Mary Beth Shaw and her luscious layering techniques. This piece is now back
