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This article was written by Tamara Dinius
In this video, you can complete several bookmarks using mixed media techniques on watercolor paper. By using one large sheet, you can have fun decorating one sheet and then cutting in up into many pieces. You will be ready for summer reading and have a few extras for gift giving.
Follow along and complete a layout in less than 10 minutes (plus drying time)
The layout was completed using a range of moulding pastes and other similar products, Derwent Inktense blocks Dylusion Sprays, Liquitex Acrylic Inks, stamps, stencils and papers, as well as other items.
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Tamara Dinius lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and chocolate lab. She has two grown daughters who make her life meaningful. They support her, ground her, embrace her, and are amazing people in their own right.
Her love for mixed media has taken over most aspects of her creative journey. She believes mixed media allows for a broad range of styles and anyone can find success in this form of artistic expression.
You can find more of Tamara’s work, and on her website countrycraftersusa.com, Etsy shop, or via her Facebook
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These are beautiful and so fun! What kind of label paper did you use for the backing? Did not quite catch if that was a full sheet or individual labels. Thank you!
@sue I used a full sheet of sticky label paper for the backing. It has a glossy finish and was easy to cut and apply to the back.