Fiber paste art

Hi everyone! Today I’m going to share with you a fun way to make some embellishments using your TCW stencils and fiber paste. Here’s the page I made. Do you see the word “Art̶…

One of the downsides of working on paper is that the the work needs to be protected both from moisture and bright sunlight. This usually means matting and framing watercolors under glass. This adds an additional expense, and the way the work is matted and framed is subject to the taste of the person

Here’s the promised flour paste tutorial. Put plastic over your surface on which you will be working. This is very messy so lots of plastic, much wider than your fabric. Pin the top edge of t…

Henri Hagelberg on Instagram: "How to prevent and fix cracks in textured art? 🎨 Primary reasons for cracking in my experience are either using poor quality texture paste or spreading the textures too thick in a single layer. Although you could make your own texture paste easily (I shared a tutorial reel two days ago, you can find it from my profile), if you plan to sell your artwork, I'd recommend using a ready made texture paste intended for arts and crafts. Different manufacturers…

hello and thanks for visiting I hope your Saturday is going well! since I last posted I had a great meeting at St. Ives Textiles where I continued on with this textured and hand stitched piece ... I'm really enjoying working on several things at the same time I don't find it hard to work this way ... just rather frustrating that I don't have even more time to stitch and paint but I'm sure you feel the same way about that too! my little piece features seed heads and french knots for the theme…

DIY textured wall art tutorial. Learn how to create unique and eye-catching wall decor using a variety of textures and techniques.

Good Morning Folks Donna-Marie here to share a new technique with you that combines both paper and fiber art. ...Toilet Paper Art . I know I promised a video but here in the northeast we are in our 6th day of a heat wave...ugh!!! I live in New England for a reason...I would rather be cold than hot. Anyway my craft room is our sunroom with all windows...a beautiful place to create indeed until the heat and humidity rear their ugly heads. I could only last a short time in my room so pictures…