Now that we are in week 5 of “stay-at-home” guidelines, many of you may find that you have extra time on your hands. Browse this post for a list of creative activities that I’ve been doing these past few weeks.
I’m excited to announce that I’ve opened shop on Spoonflower! I’ve launched my shop with my first repeat pattern, part of a collection that I call Spanish Charm.
My latest fabric painting class is now live on Skillshare! This class is perfect for a beginner who wants to learn the art of fabric painting. Read this post to learn more!
In case you missed my January blog post, Crafting Trends 2020: What’s On My Crafting Radar, I made a commitment to learn a variety of new crafts or art forms this year. One of those art forms on my list is hand lettering. Hand lettering is the art of drawing letters by hand. Continue to read this post for some tips on how to start your own hand lettering practice
Show appreciation for your guests with these colorful handmade ring dish bulk wedding favors! Learn more about our handcrafted process and how to order these wedding favors.
There are so many fun craft trends that are on my radar for 2020. Paint pouring will be my first craft experiment that I start with. Read this post to find out what else is on my crafting radar.
After seeing a post about Pinata Alcohol inks on Jacquard’s Instagram page and multiple searches on YouTube on how to use this medium, I was instantly intrigued! I started to experiment with this medium on white polymer clay and wanted to see if I could mimic the marbled pattern I create using colored clay blocks with alcohol inks instead. The result: a limited collection of ring dish sets, each one hand painted with alcohol inks. Available on DivineNY.com
In this glass painting how-to tutorial, learn how to upcycle glass jars with Pebeo Vitrail Glass Paints and transform them into decorative and functional pieces of art.
I’ve been on a quest to learn digital pattern design for quite some time now. This latest class that I took on Skillshare, Modern Patterns: From Sketch to Screen by Cat Coquillette has helped me to master basic repeat pattern techniques in Photoshop.
