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Vesna Taneva-Miller

Crafting, traveling, raising kids and having adventures

Stitching on paper

My hands can’t draw, but they can cut and stitch.

Fabric and yarn on paper.

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I am a mixed media artist with a passion for recycling and using the left over textiles and papers that were destined for the landfill. Read my full bio in my About page.

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1. Crocheted and egg cozy last night. It’s missing a beak. 2. And framed one of the mandala prints (scroll to see) I made at @mesaartscenter several weeks ago in screenprinting class with @jonarvizu

Plants in my front yard. And while cleaning today I found some fortune teller cards from a fortune teller machine in @tinkertown_museum from a few years back. Enjoy! Stay safe! Stay home. Clean. Sing. Make art. Do yoga. All the things you never had time to do. ❤️ to all!!!

Maybe you are lucky to have the ingredients to make your own hand sanitizer. Enjoy this recipe ❤️

The app Paper53 used to be my go to for practicing drawing. I did an entire 100days project in it once. It’s super easy and fun to use, and you don’t even need any art supplies. Best part there is a back button so you can get rid of your ‘mistakes’. Have fun! #paper53 #mettameditation #lovingkindness

In case you were curious... I am back to work after being on vacation for 2 weeks. Definitely a whole different vibe. Usually this time a year this airport is hopping, from spring break, spring training, vacationers. It’s not deserted, but it is very very quiet. Most restaurants are closed early, 2pm. People for the most part are understanding. Mostly trying to get back home. We are not serving any food on our flights so if you are flying with Alaska prepare accordingly. Some gift shops and newsstands are open with limited snacks. We do have sanitizer and are careful and conscious of cleaning our hands and keeping our distance. Here I am in Baggage and wearing our new uniform, and new glasses (I am still mad I lost my glasses and had to get a new pair). Soo all’s well for now. Hang in there. This won’t last forever.

Ok you guys paper beads....one of my favorite things to make (I think I say that about everything I like to make). But the thing about paper beads is that anyone can make them with junk mail paper, a toothpick and little glue. Scroll to see a quick time lapse. Here I cit a piece of paper in long wedges. 1” on one end tapered into a wedge 1/4” on the opposite side. This gives my bead a sort of oval shape when it’s done. Then you take a toothpick and starting on the 1” side you start rolling until you get to the last about 3/4” and then add a bit of glue and finish rolling. Ok now go have fun. Dig through that junk mail, magazines, flyers. #paperbeads

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