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Using washi tape in card making; a decorative painting technique featuring a poinsettia motif; a mosaic using foil paper; teal.
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S2, EP8 "Time"
Using clock parts to make a necklace; a decorative stand for a phone; clipboard journal.
S6, EP13 "Time of Growth"
Creating planters to house a garden; a custom bridal shower design; a space age kids room design with vinyl.
S1, EP2 "Assemblage"
Wrapping everyday objects with wire, fibers and beads; personalizing wooden nesting dolls; making mini-shrines with clay, stamps, charms and beads; adding dimension and texture to journals.
S7, EP13 "Natural Mementos"
A nature-inspired card; pop-up cards featuring a bee; a card with stamps.
S9, EP6 "Your Stuff"
Using washi tape in card making; a decorative painting technique featuring a poinsettia motif; a mosaic using foil paper; teal.
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