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Challenge #7 - Sumi

I bought some Tomboyy Sumi pens some years ago and decided to try and use them for what they were meant to be used for. Although Sumi is usually done black on white, I decided to experiment…which is my wont with so many things. I worry about writing that I do not understand and so if the writing is inappropriate, I hope someone would let me know. (Been on the Rez and kids love to teach you the nasty words first…lol…so am apprehensive…)

But challenge #7 is done this evening, with these three beginning products.

Challenge #8 is doing Quote Inspired ATCs.

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Challenge #6 - Sequins

Sequins look a little hinky to me, but I made a card using hair and fur on a molded face and then sewed and glued sequins on.

Can you tell what the upper left-hand embellishment is? Who but me would think that the spillover on tubes of acrylic paint was beautiful. Awk!

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Embroidered ATC - Challenge #5

Blood, sweat and tears went into this atc. But it took me back to when I was a young girl and trying to learn stitches in a girl’s group. I embroidered over a collaged piece.

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ATC Challenge #4 - Making paper look like metal

Pouncing metallic paste and adding molded embellishments

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Challenge #3 - Creative Spirit

See-through atc

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- Shewolf: Before we even choose the branch/stick, a prayer is offered in our ancient way. As was taught our ancients, the Yellow Race was given incense to pray with, the red people ( native) were given herbs and bark and roots, the black race were given song and dance and the white race was given...
- Allison: I loved reading your post about prayer sticks. I am a youth minister in Texas and am currently working on a lesson plan about different types on prayer around the world. I was wondering if it is possible to explain how it is used in prayer? Thanks so much.
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