Winter Wishes Blog Hop

Introduction

*** The contest is now closed ***

Warm thoughts are unfolding, as we begin to enter a festive time of year. Eileen, Kim and The Teams have created a fun blog hop challenge to kick of the American Thanksgiving and Winter festivities.

To play along all you need to do is follow along and comment on every blog. If you play along and link up your own creation using Eileen and Emerald Creek products, you will get 2 bonus entries for the draw. Contest Closes on Sunday November 25th, with the Winner announced Cyber Monday!

Prize includes an Eileen Hull Journal Die and a $50.00 gift certificate to the Emerald Creek Shop.

Checkout the list of the other wonderful artists participating in this blog hop at the end of my tutorial.

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Mixed Media Mania Fall 2018

Mixed Media Mania Fall 2018 YouTube Hop

 

***THE HOP IS NOW CLOSED CHECK THE BLOGS OF Dee Dee Catron and Ink Fairy Designs FOR WINNERS OF SPONSORS PRIZES*** THE WINNER OF MY PERSONAL PRIZE IS SARAH G. – THANKS FOR CONTACTING ME.

HUGE THANKS TO ALL THAT TOOK THE TIME TO HOP

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For my video, I’m demonstrating an alternative use for Liquitex Pouring Medium to create dimensional art.  I also show how this technique can be incorporated into mixed media art.

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New YouTube Channel

I’ve decided to open a YouTube channel in addition to my blog and Instagram platforms.  In my very first video I show how to use modeling paste, I talk about some new Crafter’s Workshop products and give a tutorial on a stencil technique I developed using left over, or as I like to call it – craft overs, modeling paste and sprays.  You can find the Crafter’s Workshop products at Bluemoon Scrapbooking.

Please check out the video to see how I made the card shown below on my brand new YouTube channel.

I hope you like this video.  If you do (or even if you believe I will get better – lol), then please subscribe to my YouTube channel to get notified of new videos.

 

Transform

I ended up working in my journal and pulled out my new Seth Apter Transform stencil and Seth’s amazing stamps. I started out with Paper Artsy chalk paints in four colors and blended them together until I was happy.

Next I used Seth’s rubber stamps predominately from his Solar System collection and randomly stamped them onto the background. I then used the Transform stencil which can be purchased at Stencil Girl and applied modeling paste to create some dimension. Continue reading

Howling at the Moon

 

In my weary bid for summer to be over and fall and winter to finally arrive (I should caveat this by saying that I live in drought stricken California and I am sick of seeing the sun everyday).  So I went to one of my favorite times of year and decided to create a sugar skull. Continue reading