Top 10 Pinterest Posts of 2015

2015 was practically bursting at the seams with inspiration. Our Pinterest was full of mixed-media projects, beautiful jewelry pieces, and creative uses for everyday items. Here is our list of the most popular pins of 2015 that will inspire your 2016. Explore our top Pinterest posts and create something that is uniquely yours. From sweater kittens to gilded crowns, we have something for everyone to enjoy.

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Growing up, Cheryl Miller was always fascinated with shells. Now, she uses decoupage and decorative napkins to turn them into unique works of art. See more of Cheryl’s shell art in GreenCraft Magazine Spring 2015.

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Learn how to make coin purses from repurposed vintage linen with Isabel Wagner’s article in Haute Handbags Autumn 2014.

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You don’t have to be psychic to see all of the creative possibilities with these Palmistry Tags by Hope Photo Art. Available for instant download on e-crafting.com.

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These cats by Jacquie Wheeler are made from upcycled lamb’s wool, angora, and cashmere sweaters. | Stuffed Autumn 2015

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A Gilded Life shares how to make tiaras and crowns from paper and a die-cutting machine! | Somerset Life Autumn 2015

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Made from recycled knife handles and souvenir pennies, these rustic birdhouse necklaces by Shelleen Weeks are darling do-overs that give new life to odds and ends. | Jewelry Affaire Summer 2015

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Adryane Driscoll, a talented digital artist, joins us on the blog to give us an exclusive tutorial. Join us and pick up some great tips and techniques!

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Lori Siebert is living proof that art and business can be combined beautifully. Learn more about her amazing journey in this newest issue of Where Women Create BUSINESS.

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Sometimes pushing ourselves out of our comfort zone can be challenging, uncomfortable, and at times, even debilitating — especially when it comes to creating art. This mixed-media canvas project celebrates sharing our soulful hearts through our art.

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Twinkles the snowman was created after P.K. Gracia’s beloved Christmas tree topper broke and repurposes a rusty bedspring as a stand. | Prims Autumn 2015

 

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