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Altered Arts Magazine: Altered Book Meeting - a hive of activity!
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Saturday, February 2, 2008. Altered Book Meeting - a hive of activity! Aside from the wonderful opportunity I have to contribute to. Magazine, I also have a scrapbook and paper crafts store here in New Zealand. It keeps me (mostly! Out of trouble. :) And as you know I have a passion for altered arts, therefore it's something we do a lot at NZ Scrapbook. For the past 4-5 years (I forget! Lol I am notorious for not doing any art! I thought it might be of interest here too. Lorraine, Adrienne and Cheryl.
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Altered Arts Magazine: Plastic Nozzle Doll
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008. Recently, I found this plastic nozzle at a recycle center and brought it home. The thing sat around on my workspace for about a month and then it hit me. this would make a great doll body. I also had a liquid polymer clay image transfer of a beautiful Japanese woman sitting on my workspace for awhile before I thought to put the two items together. So you see, there really is no trash, just creative art materials waiting to be put together by your imagination!
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Altered Arts Magazine: Finally Blogging!
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Sunday, October 26, 2008. Well, I have finally taken the plunge and started a blog. I've had such a fun few years working as a designer for. I'm looking forward to sharing a little more about myself and my work. I've been. Ever since I was in fourth grade. It was then that I realized that teachers would actually take this form of artwork as homework! I am also a teacher and love to create art with kids. Good luck with your blog. share pics of your island for your studio! November 13, 2008 at 12:10 AM.
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Altered Arts Magazine: So many uses for Resin; How about a Family Tree!
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Monday, February 11, 2008. So many uses for Resin; How about a Family Tree! I don't know about anyone else, but I just love to use RESIN! After the tree was cut out, I used sandpaper to smooth out all the edges. Since my piece of Plexiglas was so large, I did have to buy it from a local specialty business that does glass replacement, but you could buy yours from a hardware store. The bottle caps were then filled with RESIN! You mix the resin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Altered Arts Magazine: Working with Teens Making Altered Books
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Saturday, January 24, 2009. Working with Teens Making Altered Books. This is Eli Zucker. He is 12 and a wonderful artist. Eli first came to work with me after I met his family at their garage sale last summer. His mom and I got to talking and one thing led to another. Eli had a background in pottery, so we first worked with Precious Metal Clay ( PMC. He actually made some of the charms for his altered book from the PMC. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Altered Arts Magazine: How I Created A Really Special Memory Book with a Twist!
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Saturday, October 25, 2008. How I Created A Really Special Memory Book with a Twist! The middle eyelets were sewn through the spine with wire but the top and bottom of the pages were kept in place with jump rings. That was something I came up with as I realized I had made a blunder. still it looked really good in the end. These are the seven pages inside the book, the last page with the medal on it is the back cover of the leather book. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Altered Arts Magazine: Lids Stay Loose - A Little Tip for You
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Saturday, February 23, 2008. Lids Stay Loose - A Little Tip for You. I guess you could call this a.Lube and Screw Tip. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Lids Stay Loose - A Little Tip for You. This was a fun project! So many uses for Resin; How about a Family Tree!
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Altered Arts Magazine: My Creative Space
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Friday, February 22, 2008. I know some of the the other designers have shared their spaces, so I thought I would share mine as well. In our master bedroom is this small room, which when we first looked at the house is what made me decide I wanted it. I wanted this space as my own. The thing about Venetian Plaster is that you have to apply it with a spatula, one stroke at a time, letting each application slightly overlap the other. That was easy. The hard part is that you have to sand it all. I then paint...
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Altered Arts Magazine: It is a good day to alter something!!!
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Friday, March 7, 2008. It is a good day to alter something! I am so glad to finally be here. So let me tell you a bit about me and how I got here. I probably took the long way here, but now that I am here; OH MY! Why did it take so long? Prior to being a paper crafter, I was a full time non-tenured professor at a Historically Black College in Nashville, TN. By training, I am an epidemiologist. As my dad would say, I count dead people for a living. I have degrees from Harvard, MIT, and Rutgers. I have bee...
