- A few uses for decorative scissors
- Acrylic and baking soda background
- Alcohol and acrylics don't mix (or do they?)
- Alcohol and Sharpie markers
- Altered book embellishments
- Altering playing cards to make a junk journal
- Anything you can do (to paper, you can do to fabric, and vise versa)
- Art Flags: from dyeing to putting them together
- Baby wipe background
- Bubbles from soap background
- Celebrate Easter using Sculpey III polymer clay
- Cling wrap and fiber backgrounds or overlays
- Cling wrap backgrounds
- Color mists and handy wipe backgrounds or fabric accessories
- Color mists and paper towel backgrounds
- Comparing chalk and oil pastels
- Comparing gelatin printing plates
- Comparing watercolor pencils to watercolor crayons
- Crackle technique and more
- Crayon (or wax) background
- Creating a background using a rubberized mat
- Creating an inexpensive background
- Creating backgrounds using coffee, Part 1
- Creating backgrounds using coffee, Part 2
- Creating spreads in an altered book using only recycled materials
- Creating stencils from used file folders using scissors
- Discharge (removing color from fabric) dyeing
- Dyed paper towels background
- Dyeing fabric using cabbage
- Dyeing fabric using coffee
- Dyeing fabric using grape juice
- Dyeing fabric using onion skins
- Dyeing fabric using orange peels
- Dyeing using black beans
- Dyeing using turmeric
- Dyeing using turmeric: a follow-up
- Easy Backgrounds
- Easy Faux Rust (using cinnamon)
- Easy Faux rust (using paint and fusible web)
- Eco Fabric Dyeing, part 1
- Eco Fabric Dyeing, part 2
- Fabric and acrylic paint
- Fabric paper
- Fabulous paper flowers
- Faux Cloisonné
- Faux shibori
- Faux Shibori, a follow-up
- Faux tissue and washi tapes
- First experiments using beeswax
- Flower pounding on fabric
- Flower pounding on paper
- Four ways to use petroleum jelly (aka Vaseline) in your art
- Freezer paper and alcohol ink background
- Fun fabric embellishments
- Gel mediums
- Gel medium and watercolor background
- Gesso, masking, UHU temp glue
- Glitz and Glam background
- Grunge background 1
- Grunge background 2
- Handmade shimmer color mists (updated)
- Handmade shimmer craft acrylics
- How to have an effective swap
- How to identify and shrink plastic from your recycle bin
- How to make a collographic plate
- How to make a fabric art journal cover
- How to pick a book to alter
- How to use a mask when rubber stamping
- How to use Evie's Emporium's steel forming block
- Ideas for making backgrounds using coffee (Part 1)
- Ideas for making backgrounds using coffee (Part 2)
- Lutrador part 1: what it is and where to buy it
- Lutrador part 2: Portfolio Oil Pastels
- Make your own Faux Alcohol Ink
- Make your own herbal or wine vinegar
- Make your own vellum
- Making a MOO masterboard
- Making bakers twine using Sharpies
- Making collage fodder pages
- Making handmade stamps without special carving tools
- Making Moulds For Handmade Paper
- Masking for dummies
- Masking tape and magazine images background
- Mixed media used with fabric in small art quilts
- Napkins and UHU glue background
- Napkins, paint, and rubber stamps background
- Nevr-Dull and magazine images as backgrounds
- Oil pastels and gesso background
- One stamp, one color used to make a masterboard
- One way to add tip-ins to a book
- One way to add tip-ins to a book (traditional)
- Organizing your work space (part 1)
- Organizing your work space (part 2)
- Painting cheesecloth
- Painted papers (part 1)
- Paste paper backgrounds (part 1)
- Paste paper backgrounds (part 2)
- Piano hinge paper bag book
- Playing with polymer clay
- Playing with Twinkling H2Os
- Playing with UTEE
- Prepping a bird stencil
- Preserving leaves to use in an AB
- Protector sleeve and reinker background
- Quick and easy backgrounds
- Quick and easy holiday cards
- Quick stencils using a hand held punch
- Recipes (2) for making your own texture paste
- Recycling newspapers into an "art" project
- Recycling old acrylic paint
- Reinkers and craft sheet background
- Resists on paper using acrylics
- Resist painting on fabric with flour
- Resist: Part 1 (supplies, recipes, creating the resist)
- Resist: Part 2 (adding color)
- Resist: Part 3 (removing the resist)
- Rit fabric dyeing experiments
- Rusted Tea Dyeing
- Rusting fabric and paper: the process
- Rusting fabric: process
- Rusting paper: process
- Rusting paper: results
- Sharpie play on fabric
- Shaving cream backgrounds
- Shaving cream backgrounds using a different technique
- Shaving cream backgrounds using paper and fabric (updated)
- Shaving cream and dye ink stenciled onto fabric
- Shibori fabric dyeing (using dye reinkers: updated)
- Shibori fabric painting (using Simply Spray Fabric Paint)
- Smoosh and twist background
- Solvent ink and alcohol background
- Spray starch backgrounds
- Stencils
- Sunprinting fabric
- Three ways to add napkins to your art projects
- Tips for creating scrappy journal pages
- Tissue paper and Sharpie background
- Tortured felt
- Transparency, shoe polish, and phone book
- Turn a clothes pin spring into a jump ring for jewelry
- Turn a snack food or cereal box into a textured canvas
- Turpentine and magazine background
- Two ways to make a catalog style envelope
- Two ways to make a fabric book cover
- Tyvek: a pseudo tutorial
- Tyvek and acrylics background
- UHU glue and scrap paper background
- Understanding acrylic paints
- Using a steel forming block to make an altered book
- Using freebies, recyclables, and trash in an altered book or journal page
- Using paint or glazes and fabric with your collographic plate
- Using Shiva/Markel Paint Stik with your collographic plate
- Using various powders in your art
- UTEE resist background
- Watercolors with gold leaf resist
- Waxed paper and ink background
- Water soluble crayons background turned into a frame
- Ways to use Shiva/Markal Paintstiks with stencils and rubbings
- Who can resist crayons?
- Who can resist crayons, too?
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