Twitter pages

I’m also on twitter - https://twitter.com/fairylanddecor

Me too! am now following those I’m not already following

https://twitter.com/PaperChainsBead

I’ve had my twitter account for about 2 years but have only really got into it during the last couple of months. I do like it now that it’s starting to make sense but it took me a while to get going with it :smiley: I’m @arcjewellery

Just off to follow you all now…

Angela

I’m on twitter too and following everyone :slight_smile:
Here’s me https://twitter.com/Silverspiral2

Ive been on Twitter for quite a while, have to say Ive only made 1 sale from it but its great to chat to like minded people.
This is me https://twitter.com/SilentTheatre1

https://twitter.com/MMcAlees

I think this is great idea, I don’t like facebook, so great for “tweeters” …:wink:

okay … now off to follow you all on twitter … hope our shops bloom!! :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

okay I think I got you all now on my twitter, if I have missed anyone “tweet me” … LOL …:wink:

I have followed everyone up to here.
You can find me here…https://twitter.com/janeellenmunro
See you there.

Hi Hazel

I’ve never come across painting in wax before and I’m intrigued! Do you use a brush or one of those doo dads like you would use for batik? Do you mix your own waxes? Cor so many questions! Last one lol - do you have a website where I can read about your paintings rather than ask loads of questions :wink:

Gwin :blush:

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I’m here… :slight_smile: https://twitter.com/GwinKerry

Hi Gwin

Yes I have a website and I’m a very keen blogger so there is lots of information online about me and my Art In Wax www.artinwax.co.uk

There are also lots of videos of me painting so you can see how I do it !!

I don’t create my own wax I use two different formula of wax, depending on the support and technique I am using - in the UK and Europe a style of painting in Encaustic onto a gloss card with a wax especially for this purpose is very popular. In the US it is more popular to work with deeper layers of wax onto supports such as wood and panels when I paint in this style - I work in both styles - I use a handmade wax paint from the US which has a damar resin mix and takes several weeks to cure where as when working into card that wax is dry in minutes.

Both methods are great fun !!! I use lots of tools in my work, I do use paint brushes sometimes but also hot irons and stylus tools, hot air and a hot plate, there are pictures of my studio on the blog :slight_smile:

Have you ever seen an Encaustic painting in real life ? They have a great sheen as many people here can testify that online photos don’t do them justice :slight_smile:

Hazel

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Have followed up to here - everyone has such lovely items!

I’m here : https://twitter.com/little_bigbird

Twitter is great as letting people know about your products :smile:

Updated right up to here.

Pauline

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I’m on twitter - https://twitter.com/birchandhare - but don’t really know what I’m doing - I seem to spend all my time
now on computers rather than doing the painting I love! I don’t understand the # bit :frowning:

Birch and Hare I did an article on how to make Twitter work for you as a craftsperson You can tell its brilliant from its title How to add the T to witter That might help sort your thoughts

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Thanks Dixie - I’ll have a look - your other article helped no end

I think I’m now following everyone!

Here is my twitter only just started really not sure how it all works https://twitter.com/KardznmoreDonna