Private: Creatively Made: Rediscovering the Beauty of Your Gifts with Jeanne Oliver

Creatively Made: Introduction
Course Community: Creatively Made
Creatively Made: Guest Artists
Creatively Made: Vintage Journal
Creatively Made: Your Perfect Gift
Creatively Made: Give Your Gifts a Chance
Creatively Made: Second Chances
Creatively Made: My Story
Creatively Made: Don’t be an Exchanger
Creatively Made: Altered Journal Part 1
Creatively Made: Altered Journal {Part II}
Creatively Made: Catalog Journal
Creatively Made: Altered Journal Part II
Creatively Made: End of Week 1
Creatively Made: Week 1 Supplies + PDFs
Creatively Made: Change Your Perspective
Creatively Made: Perspective Changes Everything
Creatively Made: Keep Them Close
Creatively Made: Accept Your Beauty
Creatively Made: Vintage Hardware Art
Creatively Made: Marks All “Painting”
Creatively Made: Portraits
Creatively Made: End of Week 2
Creatively Made: Week Two Supplies + PDFs
Creatively Made: It Takes Practice
Creatively Made: Training is the Opposite of Hoping
Creatively Made: Sometimes You Need A Plan
Creatively Made: Moving Ahead
Creatively Made: Santos Dolls with Jennifer Rizzo
Creatively Made: Vintage Girls
Creatively Made: Leather Cuffs
Creatively Made: End of Week 3
Creatively Made: Week 3 Supplies + PDFs
Creatively Made: It Is Time
Creatively Made: You Have Not Because You Ask Not
Creatively Made: Time to Clean House
Creatively Made: Letting Go
Creatively Made: Letting Go Collage
Creatively Made: Girl Collage
Creatively Made: Fabric Image Transfer
Creatively Made: Studio Tour
Creatively Made: End of Week 4
Creatively Made: Week 4 Supplies + PDFs
Creatively Made: Some of My Favorite Art Supplies
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Creatively Made: Some of My Favorite Art Supplies

Private: Creatively Made: Rediscovering the Beauty of Your Gifts with Jeanne Oliver Creatively Made: Some of My Favorite Art Supplies

I have put together a list of SOME of my supplies. I use many different supplies and brands.  This is just a sample for you. I will keep adding to this list.

Acrylics

Birch Panels

Bubble wrap, shelf liner, old credit card, toilet paper roll (other random mixed media texture tools)

Calligraphy pen

Canvas (I order in bulk at Dick Blick)

Caran d Ache water soluble crayon

Charcoal Pencils

Charcoal sticks

Colored Pencils

Fine point Sharpie

Fluid
 Paints

Gesso (white and clear) I prefer matte

Heavy Body Acrylics

Liquitex Inks

Liquitex matte medium

Masking tape

Modeling Paste

Oil Paint sticks

Pan Pastels

Raw Umber glaze

Sharpie Meanstreak

Soft Pastels

Stabilo marks all pencils (black and grey)

Watercolor Paper (I like 140lb hot hot press or cold press. Hot for less texture and cold for more)

Watercolor Pencils

Waterproof Ink

Whiteout pen

Workable Fixative (be aware that this can change the coloring of your piece)

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