Check out my latest post today over on The Crafter’s Workshop blog page! This bright and colorful Wanderlust travel and art journal page was created in just a few simple steps. Check out my post for details!
Wanderlust Travel and Art Journal page, 11″ x 7″ on 140 lb watercolor paper.
Don’t have time to read the blog post? No worries. As always, I’ve got you covered with this quick fly-by process video (41 sec) over on my YouTube channel! Click this link to watch the video.
Whew! It was a hot one today (about 98 F!). We spent the afternoon riding around in the ATV servicing some of our homeless pets, in addition to seeing one at the Topeka Rescue Mission, and one at an owner’s home.
Today, I volunteered by filling out the paperwork forms with the pet owners including the rabies certificates. I also took lots of photos and videos to help The Street Dog Coalition on our social media platforms (I’m on their national social media team). I’m now in the process of editing those digital assets then creating videos by turning them into ‘stories from our streets’ so if you follow @The Street Dog Coalition over on Instagram, you’ll get to see some of my photos and videos over there.
Here’s the first video in the series, Scoob’s story (short for Scooby Doo) featuring his very first visit to our monthly pop-up clinic at the Topeka Rescue Mission. (30 sec video).
Did you see my latest blog post today over on The Crafter’s Workshop blog page? It’s all about how to create 6 card backgrounds in 30 minutes or less! A great efficiency tip for working smarter, not harder. As for the mystery, I guess you’ll have to go and check it out to see what that was all about! Happy reading!
Mixed media card 6″ x 4″ on cardstock
No time to read the step-by-step instructions on the blog post? No worries, I’ve got you covered. Watch this quick fly-by process video over on my YouTube channel:
Fly-by process video for mixed-media Mystery Masterboard Series (41 sec).
Happy creating and happy day! Thanks as always for following me.
Check out my latest blog post over on The Crafter’s Workshop Blog today. This written tutorial gives you simple step-by-step instructions to create either a St Patrick’s Day 4 leaf clover card, or you can use the same process to create a floral card.
No time to read at the moment? No worries, as always, I’ve got you covered! Hop on over to my YouTube channel to watch this quick fly-by process video tutorial (1:22 min).
Be Happy Card – Fly by process video tutorial (1:22 mins)
Thanks for watching and wishing you a safe and fun St Patrick’s Day! Michaela xoxo
Hi there! Do you want to learn how to create a really cool watercolor resist technique? Then hop on over to my latest blog post at The Crafter’s Workshop Design Team blog page.
6″ x 6″ Watercolor Valentine’s Day Card
For those of us who don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day, or who don’t have time to make a card between now and then, you can use this same technique to create a really cool background for almost any other work like an art journal page or artwork. Here’s a variation of the same technique using different stamps and colors:
5″ x 7″ watercolor artwork
No time to read an entire blog post with step-by-step instructions? No worries, I’ve got you covered! Simply hop on over to my YouTube channel to view the brief (37 sec) fly-by process video. Don’t forget to subscribe while you’re over there!
Hello! I have a new post up today over on The Crafter’s Workshop Blog with a pretty floral card and background that I made with our NEW STENCILS! Be sure to check out my post!
To watch a quick fly-by process video (only 35 seconds!) check out my YouTube Channel:
The end of the old year and the beginning of a new year always makes me want to turn inward and spend some quiet, quality time in introspection. I don’t believe in resolutions, yet every year I focus on creating an intention or two to focus on throughout the year. This intention helps me maintain my motivation, inspiration, and to keep on track towards my true north star of following my heart and dreams (goals).
Still in the midst of a global pandemic, I’ve really been feeling the need for more peace, calm, and stillness in my life. Inspired by a generous free art class offering from StudioWorks, I completed a class in painting stones, which was the jumping off point for the meditative process of stenciling each stone with intentions, goals, and focus.
Mother Earth is my greatest inspiration, and so I created these two artworks to pay homage to both earth and sea, with mindfulness, gratitude and great intention for the coming year.
“Zen Stone Balance”, 11″ x 7″ on watercolor paper (unframed).“Mother Nature”, 11″ x 7″ on watercolor paper (unframed).
Hi there! Have you seen my latest post over on The Crafter’s Workshop blog today? It’s all about this gorgeous fall wreath assemblage artwork and how I created it using turkey feathers and watercolors paired with faux botanicals and wooden beads.
Hello! Check out my newest post over on The Crafter’s Workshop Blog today, featuring my latest creation: A double-sided, midori-style traveler’s notebook. I just love the flexible functionality of these journals, which allow you to switch and change the content out whenever you like!
Handmade Journal 8 3/4″ x 4 1/2″ – Midori-style traveler’s notebookThe outside covers of the double-sided handmade journal.This journal contains the options for three inserts or less.
I’ve got a bold ask to make. I’m really trying to grow my following on my social media accounts, but I can’t do that alone. Would you be willing to help me by sharing some of my posts or telling your friends to follow me? If you are, thanks ever so much! Here’s the list of all my accounts to make it easy for you!
My Website and occasional blog posts: Teal Hare Creations My YouTube Channel with fly-by process and tutorial videos: YouTube Channel My Instagram account where I post my daily adventures, sneak peeks, and works in progress: Instagram My Pinterest Boards – Join me and my 1.5K followers weekly for inspiration! Pinterest My blog posts over on The Crafter’s Workshop Blog (every other week)