101 More Mixed Media Techniques: An exploration of the versatile world of mixed media art

REVISED:After having time to use the book a little more, I find that it is a good addition to my library. I still think 101 Mixed Media Techniques  101 Mixed Media Techniques: Master the fundamental concepts of mixed media art  is slightly better, and I also thinkSurface Treatment Workshop  Surface Treatment Workshop: Explore 45 Mixed-Media Techniques  is slightly better than this book, but I have all three and use them all.I'd like to see one book with everything in it and would be willing to pay accordingly. Someone should create the 'Essential Mixed-Media Bible' with all three above combined. Could be valuable and I'd surely buy it!

Love this book! Some great ideas and techniques for beginners and more advanced mixed media artists

Absolutely love this book! It's going to be such fun learning all the techniques in the book. I can't wait to get started. This will be a great book for the novel artist or for the professional. Anyone would be thrilled to have this book. Plenty of explanation and the artists give a list of supplies needed. Whatever craft you like, there is something in this book for everyone.

Definitely a good little reference book to have on hand. I'm quite the seasoned crafter/journaler, and I like having it as a reference when I'm feeling blocked, or like I'm always using the same techniques.

This is a handy reference material for anyone who needs ideas or inspiration for starting a project.

The aithor of this book is so inspiring. So many of these techniques sound like it is something that I must do. It will be good for artistic activities for my g-kids too!

Great book. Clear and precise directions. I love the format.

Great book with lots of info.

Love the format of this book - spiral bound so it lies flat and full of colour pictures and information. Just opening this book is an inspiration.This book covers borders and edges, embossing and casting, drips drops and sprays, antiquing, pens pencils and pastels, yarn and string, fabrics and fibers, using metals, resists and masking, alcohol inks, watercolour monotypes, pyrography, washi tape, alternative surfaces, spray ink, ephemera and finally gelato.101 techniques that inspire and start you on your own artistic journey.

Too quick, dismissive..... No details

Some fab ideas. I like the size of the book as well, it is more of a handbook.

It's not what I have expected. Just lots pictures and that's all

Just what I wanted very informative great value for money