I know I should stop adding new projects to what promises to be an
already very full year but after this one I only have one more in mind
so I think I’m close to the end.
For this project, I decided to combine my own version of Julie’s Project
52 with Emily’s 52Q.
I wanted to spend more time trying new techniques, exploring and seeing
what I like so I made a list of all the techniques I could think of
(almost all of which doesn’t require me to buy any new supplies of any
kind.) I ordered manilla tags so that I can do a tag a week using
Emily’s questions as my prompts and a tehcnique from my list. I used
Excel to randomize my list (I am a computer geek afterall) and I’m only
allowed to go up or down 4 in the list each week for my technique just
so I don’t spend too much time picking one.
Since the tags are still on order, this might take another week to start
or I might just make my own tag for this week, we’ll see. But here’s the
list of all my techniques.
- Misters (tim’s mini misters)
- 3-dimensional embellishments
- water soluble crayons
- brayer/paint
- Vinyl
- paper pleating
- paper piecing
- Wire
- make my own flowers
- something with a lot of ink/watercolor like debee
- play with transparencies (made at home)
- UTEE
- create a lot of layers/depth
- Metal embellishments
- resist ink/castaway ink…
- Fabric
- Sanding
- Polymer Clay (SculpeyIII)
- beeswax
- bubble wrap
- Diamond Glaze
- gum arabic/pearlex
- alcohol inks
- Chalking
- flocking
- Acrylic paint (dabber or golden)
- use only rubons
- Grungeboard
- masking
- spray paint
- microbeads
- Masking Tape
- bleach
- doodling
- Machine Stitching
- printing on canvas (using canvas in general)
- Something with stamping
- Fragment charms
- something with complicated stitching
- Alcohol ink mixatives
- crackle paint/glaze
- do one of tim’s tags
- Stickles/distress or otherwise
- Vintage
- embossing
- Glossy accents
- Glimmer Mist
- Felt
- paper poking
- Distress Ink
- hand stitching/emboridery
- something with metal
I picked tags cause they are small and make this project more manageable
for me. This will be my version of an art journal this year.
LOVE your idea! Can’t wait to watch the journey!
Love your idea of making this your art journal this year, Karen! I may copy that list and join you! Thanks so much for sharing!