DIY Mixed Media Infinity Scarf

Hello my Mixed Media Mavens & DIY Divas!


Today's project share is one of my favorites to date.  If you're like me I have tons of old T-Shirts that I wear around the house or to bed that are on the last stages of life..lol. But I had a light bulb moment and decided to upcylce my shirts and create infinity scarves out of them.

I do have a lot of patterned t-shirts but I wanted to try my hand at creating one that I could wear for spring. So I decided to use the Tulip Fabric Sprays~ Neon Party Pack. You all know how much I love vibrant colors so the neon was hands down my first choice.

Check it out:

I absolutely love the way that it turned out!  Lucky for yall I did a tutorial on how to create a one of a kind infinity scarf using an old tshirt!

happy viewing!




Muah!

Madame Ro

Mixed Media Canvas~ Mo Hair

Hello Crafty Divas!

Here is a very textured piece of art I created for a friend of mine who is a very talented, and fashionable hairstylist.

As you can tell by the caption I titled this piece "Mo Hair"... I can see the question marks above your heads (wink). So here is the scoop: the phrase mo hair comes from primarily minority beauty shops. There is a saying that when you get your hair done, or for my southern folks 'hair did'..lol instead of saying "thank you" to the beautician you say "mo hair" so that your hair will grow long and healthy.

To get the highlights in her hair I used Art Anthology's sorbet paint in the color Sand Dune.. love it

I absolutely love the way this painting turned out, and my friend loved it as well. Here are some detailed photos:

Thank you for taking a moment out of your day to spend it with me! (you are very much appreciated). I hope it was worth your while.

Muah!

Madame Ro