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March 17, 2016Editor's PicksDate: Thursday, March 31st, 2016 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET Where: Your Computer Enjoy a live webinar with mixed-media artist Roxanne Evans Stout! We will peek inside her new book, Storytelling with Collage as Roxanne shares her best …
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Editor's PicksDate: Thursday, March 31st, 2016 Time: 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET Where: Your Computer Enjoy a live webinar with mixed-media artist Roxanne Evans Stout! We will peek inside her new book, Storytelling with Collage as Roxanne shares her best …
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March 11, 2016Art JournalingEditor's PicksMake: Mixed Media Art ProjectsWatch previews and find out about 4 new hand lettering instructional videos from artist Joanne Sharpe, author of The Art of Whimsical Lettering.
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April 25, 2014The Creative Life: A Mixed Media BlogToday we feature a podcast with Sal and Ellen, the creators of Art Is You retreats, as they talk about Living in Generosity.
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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.
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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.