Starting to appreciate Abstract Art Ten years ago I had no appreciation for abstract art. I couldn’t understand it and I wasn’t interested in it. But… Categories Creativity & Life/iHanna's Thoughts
Tea Dyeing Fabrics Hi there! You are invited in for tea. What flavor do you like? Nobody around here drinks ordinary Earl gray, so… Categories Creativity & Life/Mixed Media Experiments
My Magic Mixed Media Bag The title of this post could be a metaphor for my creative life; In my wonderful and magic bag of mixed… Categories Fabric & Sewing/Mixed Media Experiments
Filming for my first online class Something to remember, from Kerouac’s Rules for Spontaneous Prose: You’re a genius all the time! I mentioned the 21 Secrets class… Categories Creativity & Life/Digital Life
Painting on Fabric with Acrylics There is no big secret to know before you start painting on fabric. You splash the paint on just as you… Categories Textile Art/Tutorials
ATC Embroidery In my Embroidery group, the Crazy Embroidery Ladies, we get a little kit of things to use up when we’re on… Categories Crafts/Textile Art
Video | Travel Journal Flip Through YAY! My first journal video is edited, uploaded and ready to inspire you to make your own Travel Journal. Or Stay… Categories Art journaling
In change there is power It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no… Categories Art journaling/Creativity & Life
Garden photos with texture Early in May the magnolia buds was twirling… the violette Penses moved outside. Categories Photography
The Creative Process of Mettazine Making a zine is a lot of fun, and it includes many steps even after all the text is written, edited,… Categories Bookbinding/iHanna's Thoughts/Paper Crafting
Booklet Journal using Brown Paper It matters not how strait the gate how charged with punishments the scroll I am the master of my fate I… Categories Art journaling
Painting Extra Big on brown paper Adopt this philosophy: When it comes to art journals, anything worth doing is worth overdoing! Quote from the book True colors… Categories Mixed Media Experiments