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May 25, 2013Look: Mixed Media ProjectsVideosTake a journey through the lush and colorful pages of Acrylic Techniques in Mixed Media by Roxanne Padgett, with Ricë in this Book Notes video.
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May 24, 2013The Creative Life: A Mixed Media BlogPam Carriker’s drawings of the human face are just amazing, and her fascination with her subject is inspiring. In this guest post, she offers some tips and samples of her sketches.
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Editor’s Pick
Editor's Pick
March 26, 2013Editor's PicksYou loved Zentangle Untangled by Kass Hall so much that she’s created a workbook for you! Filled with never before seen tangles created by Kass for this workbook, plenty of space for you to practice and and entire year’s worth …
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March 19, 2013Editor's PicksJessica Swift and Michelle Ward, authors of The Declaration of You!, have created an inspiring but realistic (and fun!) way to make happen, the creative life you want. With the help of host Pierre François Frédéric, you’ll be able to …
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The Creative Life
May 24, 2013The Creative Life: A Mixed Media BlogPam Carriker’s drawings of the human face are just amazing, and her fascination with her subject is inspiring. In this guest post, she offers some tips and samples of her sketches.
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Mesopotamia Earrings
Tonia shares a project she made from Margot Potter’s newest book and explains how she had a fun time working with two types of wire together.
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Artist Profile: Jennifer Swift
Jennifer Swift is a mixed-media artist who specializes in the use of wire and fabric. Her blog, Bird from a Wire, regularly features tutorials for making all sorts of fabulous things, many including fabric.
Creating a Bird’s Nest Charm
In five extremely easy steps, you’ll transform some garden-variety steel wire and a few beads into something incredibly, well, charming—this wire bird’s nest charm. Ruth Rae and Kelly Snelling, authors of A Charming Exchange, also include
instructions for attaching your charm to a larger piece.