Fabric and paper collage mixed media art

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Fabric collages that start with interesting, textured fabrics become compelling works of mixed-media art.

Unleash your creativity in collage design with new art techniques tailored for neutral papers. Explore the beauty of mixing natural tones and textures to create visually appealing backgrounds for your collages. Experiment with espresso powder, acrylic ink, and other materials to craft beautifully textured backgrounds for your collages. Let these neutral papers spark your imagination and guide you in crafting unique and artistic compositions in your journaling and collage projects.

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Today I am going to show 6 ways that I made easy background papers using supplies that you might already have around your craft room!

I just love the look of a fabric collage using mixed media. You can make your piece as small or as large as you like. Sometimes I have a project in mind and will cut the fabric piece to fit, and sometimes I don't have a project in mind and the piece gets put aside until the right project presents itself. Watch the video tutorial below or scroll down for the written instructions What You Need A piece of fabric - cut to whatever size you need for your project. Fusible web such as Mistyfuse An…