Mixed Media Tutorials (12/4/2013)
Holiday Gift Ideas: Mixed Media Jewelry Projects
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Shari Replogle’s workshop on creating jewelry from vintage china allows you to get super creative. Go to a local antique store or flea market and locate unique china pieces, then custom create a mini-collection for someone you care about, with earrings, a necklace and more.
5 Basic Resin Steps for Mixed-Media Jewelry
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You know I have this thing (and I know many of you do, too), where I have to try every technique and product that comes down the pike. Encaustic, water-soluble pencils, batik, and more–I’ve got the supplies for all of it. Well, one product and technique I have somehow resisted is making mixed-media jewelry with resin. I’m not sure what my resistance has been–goodness knows I have a ton of jewelry findings and fabrics to work with. And I adore those bezels filled with tiny paper collages and found objects.
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Inspired by RemARKable team members Tamra Davis and Laurie Krauss I finally created my first Mixed Media pieces of jewelry. I am hooked. What a great way to use up your craft stash and I love how easy Stampin’ uP!s new coasterboard makes this project. I had so much fun making them I whipped up a few for those joining my team. Thought this would be a fun way for them to showcase some of our product.
Mixed Media Monday – Cold Connections and …
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I just returned home from a mini-pickin’ trip where I happened to find some gorgeous vintage tins. I fell in love with the pattern and the color and knew the metal in these would make great charms, pendants and beads. This is a great project to begin with if you’re just starting to work with metal. There’s nothing hard about it –just jump in and Explore Beyond™.
10 Ways to Make Upcycled Mixed-Media Jewelry and Save the Planet
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Upcycling found objects into gorgeous new little works of art jewelry is rewarding on so many levels, and mixed-media jewelry making opens the doors to a whole world of creativity with no rules. Recycled paper, plastic, rubber, glass, wood and yes, even metal–all of these things can be reworked into stylish jewelry with just a little inspiration and know-how.
Art Jewelry Elements: Mixed Media Explorations
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I have long wanted to blend my painting skills with my newer dimensional work in ceramics and metal. I have been toying with layering and blending of glazes, underglazes, and wax patinas, but have never been fully satisfied with this. Last week at ArtBLISS, I encountered fantastic art forms that will enable to me to create the composite media I have been seeking.
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Using Molds for Mixed Media and Jewelry
Making molds with ICE Resin and Art Mechanique Molding Putty.
Spellbinders Media Mixage – Faux Rusty Metal Earrings
I recently ran across an inspiration board on Pinterest that was all about rusty metal and turquoise patina. I loved the colors together and the way that the…
Heat Patina with a Torch, Super Simple Jewelry Making Technique
Heat patina with a micro torch is such an easy way to darken and patina raw brass and copper. Step on over into the B’sue Boutiques workshop and B’sue will s…
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