Velvet Moth Studio

Thursday, 30 January 2020

Black, White and Red for Tag Tuesday

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I haven't taken part in Tag Tuesday for many moons, but I've needed some arty inspiration lately and decided to re-visit in the ho...
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Wednesday, 22 January 2020

A Little Bit of Organising and WOYWW

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 On my desk this week is a little task I've been meaning to do for ages.  As my eyes get older I'm finding it harder to read the si...
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Wednesday, 8 January 2020

Happy New Year

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A Happy New Year to you all.  I hope the holidays were peaceful and happy for you. Partly due to the festivities and partly due to the fa...
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Wednesday, 18 December 2019

Beaded Christmas Flower and WOYWW

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My very talented friend Felicity from the little Craft and Chat group that I run kindly taught us all how to make this beaded Christmas Ros...
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Wednesday, 27 November 2019

Autumn Ferns and WOYWW

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I love ferns - they have to my one of my favourite plants, and right now the New Forest is full of beautiful bracken that's turning tha...
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Wednesday, 13 November 2019

Rust Printing, Book Making and WOYWW

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I have spent the last few weeks slowly making a gift for my dear blog friend Terri over at Art-Life-Rust , which she has now received so I ...
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Wednesday, 30 October 2019

October Birthdays and WOYWW

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Not much crafting done lately I'm afraid, but I'll show a couple of birthday cards I've made this month - they were propped up ...
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Wednesday, 16 October 2019

Orange and Duck Egg Tag Cards and WOYWW

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    Using my favourite tag stamp again and some left over bits and pieces.    I found the rolled paper beads on Etsy and fell in love...
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Diana Taylor
Hampshire, United Kingdom
I graduated with Honours in Textile Art and now work as a textile and mixed media artist, and photographer. I live on the edge of the New Forest and I am inspired by my garden, the beautiful countryside around me and my love of moths, birds and natural history.
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