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What does home mean to you? Is it the town where you grew up, or a place you consider your adopted home? Maybe it’s not a specific city or dwelling, but anywhere your loved ones are. Or perhaps you’re currently searching for that spot that offers boundless comfort and peace, where you can truly be yourself. By living in various parts of the country throughout my adult life I’ve come to define home as not only where my husband and cats are, but also where I have a strong community of friends in a place where I feel accepted. There’s one more factor: having my art supplies with me. My well-worn art journals and sketchbooks, my banged-up watercolor palette, and my slightly wonky bone folder are the things that allow…

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Discarded but Not Forgotten

Lewis Rossignol is an artist and illustrator from Portland, Maine, whose distinctive style of combining drawing with mixed-media results in compelling images. His latest book, Discarded: A Visual Journal (funded via Indiegogo) was inspired by ephemera found at New England flea markets. He calls it “a stimulating cross between a sketchbook, the boxes in your grandmother’s attic, and a contemporary scrapbook.” We asked Lewis more about this inspiration, and how it compelled him to produce a book. Cloth Paper Scissors: On your website you say that the catalyst for creating this book was finding a vintage photo album that included photos from the town where you were born. We’re guessing this wasn’t the first time you’d been to a flea market. What was it about this item that inspired these…

Discarded but Not Forgotten

Rosie the Art Bus

For better or worse, I always follow my heart. I know that following my heart and doing wildly impractical things is my genius. It has allowed me to make a living as an artist and take risks without fear of failure, including recently converting a 2002 Blue Bird® short school bus into a mobile art studio and traveling storefront that I’ve named Rosie the Art Bus. I bought Rosie after searching unsuccessfully for an affordable studio in the Seattle area. She was not without challenges: I invested in renovating the interior, including new flooring, a generator, air conditioning and heating, and a sink and water system. However, even with these upfront costs it was still less expensive than one month’s rent at a retail space near where I live. Now…

Rosie the Art Bus

Sharing the Wealth

Emily Tirella recalls the precise moment she had an epiphany about opening her art and craft supply store, Make & Mend. Sitting in a fiber art class at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, she overheard a fellow student wondering how she was going to manage her limited art supply budget for the semester. Tirella presumed other students must be struggling as well. “I thought to myself, wow, me too!” She was inspired to find a solution for not only purchasing expensive supplies, but also finding new homes for art materials people no longer needed. Make & Mend was born in 2018, offering gently used (and some new) art supplies at deep discounts. “I’ve always loved thrifting and giving new life to unwanted materials,” Tirella says, “so I thought…

Sharing the Wealth

Katie Essam is a big fan of colors, florals, and nature, and all show up frequently in her artwork—and in her studio. An inspiration board hangs on a wall, filled with colorful illustrations and photos; patterned fabric scraps spill out of a vintage wooden box; and spools of thread in vibrant hues are stacked in neat rows. This U.K.-based textile artist loves having patterns, color pops, and beautiful things surrounding her when she’s working. “I also really enjoy and appreciate an eclectic mix of styles that work beautifully together,” she says. “A careful combination of vintage and modern furniture, fabrics, wallpaper, and even clothing bring out the best in each other.” Essam’s home studio is all about combining the old with the new to create a unique aesthetic that is…

Think watercolor painting is beyond your reach? Fast & Fun Watercolor: Painting Techniques, No Drawing Required by Gina Lee Kim takes the stress out of painting with watercolor. Each of the 12 chapters demonstrates a distinctive project and techniques, along with a gallery of inspirational artwork. Explore the color wheel with Gina, and learn to merge watercolor with mixed media without having to draw. In this approachable introduction to watercolor, Gina provides plenty of tips and lots of advice for making time to create, and owning your own voice. With Gina’s no-stress approach, you’ll fall in love with this medium shop.clothpaperscissors.com Did You Miss Something? Recycle your kids’ juice boxes and create great prints, too. In the Fall 2018 issue of CLOTH PAPER SCISSORS, Rosane Viegas shares the versatility of…

The versatility of Kraft-tex®

Kraft-tex is a rugged, heavyweight paper product from C&T Publishing that can be painted, cut, and sewn by hand or machine. When washed like fabric, Kraft-tex becomes softer, with a leather-like texture. Available plain and pre-washed in neutral and vibrant tones, this material is great for all types of mixed-media projects such as handmade books, collage, home décor, and more. We gave Kraft-tex to three artists and asked them to try out a variety of techniques. Read on to see how their experiments fared, and what they created.…

The versatility of Kraft-tex®

Right away I could tell Kraft-tex was something special. I knew I wanted to paint it, and decided I should prewash it due to its stiffness. (I used an unwashed white piece.) However, I was afraid to force it into my washing machine in one large piece, so I resorted to soaking it in the bathtub overnight and then drying it in the dryer. That didn’t change the surface much, which was good—I didn’t want too much texture on my paintable surface. I ironed the Kraft-tex flat and had a minimal amount of puckering and wrinkling, which worked to my advantage. 1 I covered a 20" x 27" piece of Kraft-tex lightly with a dry-brush painting effect, using satin acrylic paint in pink, blue, and light green and a 3"…

Described as having qualities of paper, fabric, and leather, Kraft-tex has quite the reputation. I knew I wanted to make something to test that reputation, but what? After thinking about its qualities, I settled on a bowl because I figured: • Like paper, it would take a surface design like acrylic paint. • Like fabric, it could be sewn and washed. • Like leather, it would be sturdy, and not fray. NOTE: From start to finish, this project took less than an hour. 1 I sat down to design the bowl and made a paper prototype for a dimensional design. Once I had the design right, I cut a basic bowl shape from prewashed Marsala Kraft-tex using an electronic cutter. (You could easily trace a pattern that turns a flat…

With my experience making handmade books, I thought Kraft-Tex would make a fantastic book cover. It’s as light as paper, thick and flexible, and it has a wonderful leather-like texture. 1 I cut pre-washed Turquoise Kraft-tex to the size I wanted for the cover, and folded a centered valley down the middle, creasing the valley fold well. 2 I wanted to decorate the front cover before I stitched the book together, so I made a gel printing plate the size I wanted, and got out some stencils, acrylic paint, and a brayer. 3 I layered paint onto the gel plate with a brayer, laid different stencils on the plate one at a time, and pulled several prints, layering them in the same general area on the cover until I was…

A New Twist on Pen & Ink

My art journals are filled with colorful watercolor paintings and experimental works of art. They are a place where I can play, try out new ideas, and embellish pages with mixed media. I have been experimenting with a variety of ways to combine watercolor with pen and ink, and discovered that adding pen and ink to a finished piece is both relaxing and rewarding. Some artists first draw with permanent ink and then paint over the drawing with washes of color. I prefer creating my painting first, adding my ink lines at the very end of the process. This technique allows opportunities to create interesting organic shapes, modify areas as needed, and add small details. It also gives me the freedom to enhance the areas I like best. Adding pen-and-ink…

A New Twist on Pen & Ink

Holiday Sweepstakes November 7-14

Our advertising partners have brightened the holidays with these incredible prize packages! Visit clothpaperscissors.com/sweepstakes between November 7 and 14 to enter for your chance to win. Enter each day at clothpaperscissors.com/sweepstakes RANGER rangerink.com Spark your creativity with this Dina Wakley Media prize package from Ranger! Creating unique mixed-media art has never been easier with this bundle, which includes 12 colors of Dina Wakley Media Acrylic Paint, Pouring Medium, Cell Creator, Media Boards, an Apron designed by Dina, and Tools and Accessories. Retail value: $107.00 GRAFIX® grafixarts.com Grafix® Artist Series Shrink Film includes 12 unique pre-printed designs on white shrink film, designed by three artists. Color, cut out, and bake. Get fun designs such as flowers, succulents, art supplies, butterflies, and other designs. These are great for making jewelry, magnets, key…

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Festive Papercuts

I am a fervent letter writer and I often decorate the envelopes, which is how these papercuts came to be. Having a soft spot for the beauty of butterflies and moths and a love of painting and drawing, I combine these elements in my designs. What makes these watercolor papercuts quite magical is that with a simple folding technique you end up with a perfectly symmetrical design. Your cutting or drawing skill level doesn’t matter, as the repetition of the design gives a uniform feel to the overall piece. This is a perfect personalized gift for the holidays, using flowers that are seasonal or special to the person you are making it for, combined with butterflies, moths, and foliage. These papercuts can also be used on cards or as part…

Festive Papercuts

Home for the Holidays

I fell in love with quilts when I was 10 years old, when I saw some hanging on a clothesline as we drove through the mountain communities in the Carolinas. I was instantly captivated by the colors, and that image stayed with me over the years. Quilts often have interesting motifs, so for inspiration for this project I turned to one of my favorite artists and architects Friedensreich Hundertwasser, who used color and repeating motifs to bring harmony to his creations. His most frequently recurring motif is a house or a row of buildings, often a little off-kilter. He embraced color and joy in his art and worked to create peaceful environments. Both the quilts and Hundertwasser’s charming and colorful depictions of neighborhoods make me think of home and community…

Home for the Holidays

Resist Gel-Plate Printing

I am a gel-plate printing addict who likes to experiment and try different products and techniques with my gel plate. One day, I was printing with paper smaller than the gel plate, so I placed a bigger sheet of paper (which happened to be a page from a magazine) on top to keep my hands clean when rubbing the paper on the plate. When I removed the magazine page, I noticed that the ink on the magazine page resisted the paint, leaving behind the text. The image was so crisp, I could even read the words on the plate. Imagine how excited I was. I started experimenting, trying different magazines and paints to figure out which worked best for monoprinting, and discovered that there is no 100 percent success recipe.…

Resist Gel-Plate Printing

The Craft Whisperer

Wruck has spent more than two decades as an art materials product developer, including 11 years with C&T Publishing, where she helped introduce such products as Kraft-tex®, Lesley Riley’s Transfer Artist Paper (TAP®), Lutradur®, and more. Product developers are the craft whisperers, the unsung industry heroes who guide artists with an idea for a new tool or medium but who don’t know how to get it to market. “It’s a little crazy getting new things to the public,” Wruck says. She now performs the same job at Marabu North America, a German-based art materials company. Developing a product takes time and money, and, of the hundreds of ideas that get vetted, only a handful make it to retail. “Two out of three product ideas never go anywhere,” explains Wruck. She…

The Craft Whisperer

Slow Stitch Wearable Art Pins

In the “Up North” forests of Wisconsin, far away from the bright city lights, the stars twinkle brightly against the night sky. One cloudless night, the stars appeared exceptionally bright. Suddenly, a flash of light blazed in front of me, then more and more. Shooting stars, I wondered? No, the moving blasts of color were fireflies! Flickering and flashing, the fireflies illuminated the night sky, providing another layer of sparkling color in front of the twinkling stars. A cosmic moment: small flashes of light on a dark background begging to be remembered and captured in artwork. Thus, the initial inspiration for my slow stitch wearable art pins. These art pins are a great portable project: No need to use an embroidery hoop, they are easy to hold, and it’s fun…

Slow Stitch Wearable Art Pins

A Book Unhinged

There is something about old door hinges that has always called to me, especially ones with layers of chipped paint. Recently, when I was on a family vacation in the seaside town of Astoria, Oregon, I found a whole barrel of hinges for sale. I immediately got one for each of the students who would be attending my workshop in Taos, New Mexico, and I started experimenting. I call this book The Wanderer’s Book of Colors because it reminds me of something a wanderer in ancient times may have brought along to save treasures found on his or her journey. I am excited to share my process with you. 1 Place the paper along the open side of the hinge. Tear or cut the sheets approximately the same height as…

A Book Unhinged

MYSTELE artist profile

What is your go-to color palette? I adore orange-y reds and pinks, aqua blues, and grunge. Is it difficult to let go of your original pieces? I miss them, but I love that they become part of lives that I will most likely never know. That’s kind of beautiful. When you travel, what supplies, if any, do you take with you? I usually take a small journal, watercolors, pencils, paper scraps, and a glue stick. Do you think your kids have inherited their mother’s creativity? My husband is creative as well, so they are definitely exposed to creative thinking. Both of my kids enjoy writing and music. If you had it to do all over again, would you still be self-taught, or would you go to art school? I think…

A Stitched Holiday Home

“Christmas Home” celebrates this special time of year and all the joy it brings. This project shows you how to create a holiday-decorated house using appliqué and free-motion machine stitching. We’ll work from a sketch and use templates for accuracy. I came up with this technique through experimentation and I use it for most of my work. Add some of your favorite techniques, and make it your own. Make the templates 1 Cut a piece of backing fabric larger than the planned design, allowing a 3" (or more) margin around the entire design. My backing fabric was 14½" x 16½" for my 8" x 10½" (approximately) design. 2 Cut a piece of iron-on interfacing a little smaller than the backing fabric and iron it onto the back of the backing…

A Stitched Holiday Home

The Places I Have Called Home

I have called many places home. Growing up in India, my grandma’s farmhouse in the country was just as much my home as our apartment in the city. Then, I moved across the world to the United States and slowly began putting down roots in Florida, where I spent the next 16 years. Later, I moved northward along the East Coast to New Jersey and started nesting all over again. This sentiment grows in me every day: Home is not always a place. It is the feeling of being with my own. But the physical homes I have lived in have deeply shaped my outlook on life. The spaces, the communities, the natural environment, have all assimilated in me and inspired me to start this project, commemorating my homes on…

The Places I Have Called Home

Surrounded by Inspiration

When you allow yourself to go beyond your traditional artistic practice, the road to self-discovery can be an exciting and life-long process. It doesn’t take much to change your perspective. It is a matter of looking around and really seeing what’s there. Check out the areas near your home. Look around while waiting at a stoplight or riding a bus. You go by this scenery every day, but do you really see it? Noticing a garden exists is different from knowing what flowers are in that garden or what colors dominate. Inspiration is everywhere. It’s just a matter of taking the time to notice. I did a one-month artist residency in Key West, Florida, where I was able to set aside past expectations and try some new ideas. Let’s take…

Surrounded by Inspiration

Holiday House Monogram

A monogrammed item is a lovely gift. What could be more personal? Monograms have been popular since Victorian times, and their popularity continues to grow. For this project, we will create a monogram with a house sketch, for a charming, one-of-a-kind, personalized creation. Create the monogram 1 Think about how you would like to arrange the monogram with a drawing of a house, and sketch out a few ideas. I considered creating my piece with a letter on each side of the house, with one D reversed, so that the letters were mirrored. In the end, I decided to go with the monogram below the house. 2 Decide on the monogram style and font. I have provided some alphabets to choose from to create your monogram, (SEE ONLINE EXTRAS.) or…

Holiday House Monogram

At Home in the Wild

The English, Irish, and Scottish created stories around the wild places of the land, and the little people who inhabited them. Those legends and a backpacking trip to a mostly deserted island in Northern Michigan ignited my imagination, and had me wondering about the little people that I might encounter along the trails. As I moved from the tame outer edges of the forest toward its wild and unruly center, faces appeared to me in the most unexpected places. The handmade journals that I keep tell stories, both real and imagined, of the experiences and desires that form my days. Bringing a journal with me on this trip wasn’t even a question. Along the way, I drew the faces I saw as they revealed themselves in the flora and fauna.…

At Home in the Wild

Faux-Resin Book Pages

I love making art journals and artist books, and including window pages is one of my favorite ways to add visual interest. Last year, I started making resin paper to create window pages, and while the papers were almost perfectly clear and very beautiful, the process of making them was long (24 hours or more), frequently messy, and required a good amount of space to spread out the curing papers. While working with matte and gloss mediums on other projects, I noticed that I could get some translucency by using them with thin, fibrous papers, so I began to experiment to see if I could achieve the look and feel of resin-treated papers. I devised a fairly simple process, and I was happy with both the visual and tactile results,…

Faux-Resin Book Pages

Patchwork Cover to Cover

Book covers made out of fabric are unexpected, but always steal the show. The pliability, texture, and dimension of a fabric cover are appealing features, and a quilted fabric cover ramps up the interest even more. For this project, I was inspired by a previous project in Cloth Paper Scissors—Linda Willis’ article, “Free-Style Patchwork” from the January/February 2015 issue—but I used different methods to piece and quilt my cover. This modern take on traditional patchwork uses small scraps and an anything-goes piecing technique. These books are great to give as gifts, and can be used as art journals, sketchbooks, travel journals, and more. Make the cover 1 Thread a sewing machine with neutral-colored thread and set it to a medium-width zigzag stitch. Choose 2 fabric scraps, overlap them about ¼",…

Patchwork Cover to Cover

RESULTS FROM OUR MIXED-MEDIA PORTRAIT reader challenge

CAROL GALLION • SUMMERFIELD, FL “‘Jasmine’ was created with watercolor paint, acrylic ink, and colored pencil on 300-lb Arches® watercolor paper.” TERESA CASH • NAPERVILLE, IL “The background for this portrait was created with joint compound and acrylic paint. The portrait was drawn with charcoal. Red acrylic paint was used for the lips.” MARY M. CONNER • WALNUT CREEK, CA “‘Genevieve’ was created using acrylic paint, oil pastel, India ink, pen, and metallic joss paper.” SHARYLE DOHERTY • DAVIE, FL “I created this mixed-media portrait with collage, stencils, watercolors, and pastels.” LOIS LEVY • LITTLE NECK, NY “Inspired by the beautiful women illustrated by the Japanese artist Shimura Tatsumi, I created this mixed-media portrait of an imagined modern beauty. Printed origami papers and patterned paper from security envelopes provide texture…

RESULTS FROM OUR MIXED-MEDIA PORTRAIT reader challenge

Editors’ Finds

Indulge your love of paper and books in BOUND: 15 BEAUTIFUL BOOKBINDING PROJECTS by Rachel Hazell. Hazell, featured in the January/February 2018 issue of CLOTH PAPER SCISSORS, provides techniques for getting started, then offers great projects that include folding and sewing. $24.99 | kylebooks.co.uk Fiskars® new line of DIY tools has innovative tweaks designed to make projects go more smoothly. The Precision Hand Drill offers a hand crank for more control, and the curved blades in the eight-inch PowerCut™ Shears have up to two times more cutting power. $29.99 (drill), $24.99 (shears) | fiskars.com If home is your inspiration for the holidays, Joggles has you covered with their line of Wonky House Artisan Rubber Stamps designed by Barbara Donahay (pictured here is Wonky House #6). Mounted on gray cling cushion,…

An Artistic Collaboration

My husband Ted and I collaborate constantly. Our whole life is a collaboration, and that’s how we like it. We work very well as a team, we get a lot done, and we enjoy each other’s company. Ted’s background is in heavy equipment repair and the restoration of vintage vehicles and trucks. I owned and operated a medical transcription service for 14 years. Both of us functioned independently until several years ago, when we quit our jobs, moved to Utah, and recreated ourselves—the ultimate collaboration. Over the years, Ted and I have collaborated on many different types of creative projects. The fun began with a five-foot tall papier-mâché saguaro cactus. From there, we collaborated on jewelry pieces, dabbling in things like metal etching, making our own beads from deer antlers,…

An Artistic Collaboration

“I have always loved drawing, sewing, and bookbinding, but something was missing when I simply drew, ‘just’ sewed, or made basic books. Discovering mixed media, a concept that I had in mind but didn’t know actually existed, enabled me to feel the freedom of creativity like a child. Here, I welcome you into my imaginary workspace, rendered in watercolor collage, where I have all of the equipment I need to experiment and blend different techniques. This is my happy place.” – Antigoni Vlachou…

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