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Author Archives: Elizabeth
Deconstructed Reconstructed Retreat – Saturday Collage
On Saturday, Jen took us through the process of creating a collage using photographs. We were asked bring some prints of our photos, or we could use one of hers. I brought some pictures taken on a trip to Florida … Continue reading
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Deconstructed Reconstructed Retreat Friday – Part 2
I worked on two other necklaces on Friday, although neither was finished that day. The first one started with an old ampere meter, a lizard brooch, (both of which came from a stash Jen brought to share) and a tassel … Continue reading
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Deconstructed Reconstructed Retreat – Friday part 1
Friday at the retreat was all about jewelry. We learned how to take apart commercially made pieces, use found objects and all about making connections. Using Apoxie Sculpt, torching copper and bronze wire, and drilling holes in objects were all … Continue reading
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Tagged art retreat, assemblage, dolls, ice resin, jen cushman, jewelry, mixed media
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Deconstructed Reconstructed Retreat – Thursday
At the end of January, I had the privilege of attending the first Deconstructed Reconstructed art retreat led by Jen Cushman. Jen is one of my all time favorite teachers and this was a new concept. Rather than a class … Continue reading
Stampin Up Love You Lots
Love You Lots is a Stampin Up set available only as a hostess gift. Worth hosting a party to get this set, if you ask me. So cute with the animals and sayings. Here are the four cards I made … Continue reading
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Stampin’ Up Florals
At a recent family gathering, we played with some of our new Stampin Up sets. My sister received the Avant Garden and Artistically Asian. I tried a coloring technique on these stamps, using Tim Holtz Distress Markers. I colored the parts … Continue reading
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Laboratorie Stamps by Tim Holtz
Tim has designed so many wonderful stamps for Stamper’s Anonymous and I wish I could own them all. But I was really excited to find this set – Laboratorie – a collection of vintage images of laboratory equipment. My father … Continue reading
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Tim Holtz Seahorses
My sister had this really cool embossing folder with seashells around the edges. I embossed a piece of brown cardstock then went over it with a darker brown ink. Wasn’t sure where to go next, until I remembered that I … Continue reading
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Making Cards in Bulk
So, sometime this year, we will be packing up our house in Arlington, VA (pop about 225,000) and moving to the small town of Forest Home, AL (pop about 1,000). That means I will not have access to my supplies, … Continue reading
My Take on Tart Tin Ornaments
Metal tart tins are very popular for upcycled Christmas ornament crafts. I’ve looked at many online and in magazines and knew I had a stack of tins in my studio. Here’s my take on the tart tin ornament – I … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, craft your stash, ice resin, ornaments, recycle, snow-tex
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