Have you ever done a Mantra Painting?
I was talking with some close friends recently and sharing with them some personal struggles I have had. One of my friends suggested that I write down my mantra and read it every day.
I decided instead of a piece of notebook paper with pen scribbled across it and taped to my bathroom mirror, I would make a painting instead.
This is what I made.
Mine says, " You are loved, you are a gift & worthy". It really bothers me it doesn't say "you are worthy" at the end...but I ran out of space for my stamps! Oh well ~ it's just for me anyway.
Do you have a mantra painting? A mantra ~ if so, share in the comments below. I'd love to hear it!
Monday, June 9, 2014
Friday, June 6, 2014
Patriotic Pop
Just in time for Flag Day...come see my artistic interpretation of the American flag today on the StencilGirl Talk blog!
Friday, May 30, 2014
Food for Thought Friday
For the next few Fridays (maybe longer)...I will be posting quick "food for thought". It could be something as simple as a quote, something funny, a spiritual inspiration....whatever strikes my mood!
I originally was going to make it Funny Fridays...only posting funny thoughts or things to make you smile, but I have such a collection of other quotes and bits of things to think about that I am not quite sure what to do with ~ except share them!
So welcome to the first installation of Food for Thought Friday!
I originally was going to make it Funny Fridays...only posting funny thoughts or things to make you smile, but I have such a collection of other quotes and bits of things to think about that I am not quite sure what to do with ~ except share them!
So welcome to the first installation of Food for Thought Friday!
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Friday, May 9, 2014
Abstract Ripples

Hop over to StencilGirl Talk for a free tutorial on how I made this colorful abstract canvas!
Have a beautiful day!
Friday, May 2, 2014
Look what's happening on StencilGirl Talk today
***** If you are looking for the Seth Apter Bloghop, please scroll down ****
Hop on over to StencilGirl Talk and see how I used Carolyn Dube's Union and Linked stencils to help create dimension and variation in this art background.
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