Mixed Media

Mixed Media Floral Series

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I don’t often do mixed media projects but a few years ago I came across a card on Pinterest made by Cat Hand which I wanted to recreate!  You can see her original version here!  I don’t recall exactly how I made this but it involved paper, inks, stamps, paint, gesso and word stickers!
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Each little flower was punched out of a magazine page, then coated with Mod Podge to attach to the card panel.  The butterfly was printed out and decoupaged also.  Tim Holtz Big Chat word stickers were enhanced with a white gel pen.
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This was the second card I created, this time using strips of patterned paper and the same process of punching out the flowers, using stamps, inks, paint etc to layer on and decoupage to the panel.
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Third in the series~  I added a few doodles in black around the words and stem.

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Published by CopyCatCards

The mom of four grown daughters, married to "My Favorite", Nanna to two young grandsons, owner of a private housecleaning business, a lady biker and a card artist, my life is full and satisfying! I've had no formal art training, but all seven of my siblings and I inherited my Dad's artistic ability! My style has changed quite a bit over the years, but I'm still passionate about my craft and desire to encourage, inspire and motivate others in their stamping and card-making endeavors.

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