Stitched Ecoprint on Cradled Board "Autumn by Carol Ann Webster

In early summer, millions of tiny yellow wildflowers—tickseed—show up in pastures and along the roads in central Oklahoma. They’re one of my favorite flowers to ecoprint with, always giving rich yellows, warm oranges, and rust tones that feel like sunshine held on paper. This 4x6-inch piece started as an ecoprint on paper of tickseed from my garden. I added a layer of printed text in the background. French knots were stitched by hand using embroidery floss for detail and a touch of color. The edges are finished with gold leaf that catches the light just enough. It’s mounted on a cradled board with D-rings and coated wire on the back—ready to hang or sit on a shelf and bring a natural presence to your space. 

 6"x4"Available HERE

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Mixed Media Still Life Floral Art "Gran's Table" Original Art by Carol Ann Webster Artist

Layers of lace, sheer organza, and faded text whisper through this delicate 6” x 12” collage. A deep blue patch with a cyanotype flower anchors beaded and embroidered flowers, each bloom stitched with care. Vintage textures and hand-stitched work evoke a memory of a table by the window or a loved one’s apron stitched gently back to life.

$125 Available HERE

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"Bottle Cap" Tea Bag Art by Carol Ann Webster Artist

NEW RELEASE 

This piece begins with a brewed tea bag fused to interfacing. I added fabric from an old scarf and a scrap of turquoise silk. I printed the dotted paper using freezer paper and printmaking paper. Machine stitching follows the pattern of the brewing on the tea bag. A rusty washer is hand-sewn to the tea bag. Mounted and matted in white. 

Dimensions: 8 inches x 10 inches Ready to frame.  $75

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“Embellished Ecoprints” Online Course with Carol Ann Webster is now Open for Registration

Exciting News- My “Embellished Ecoprints” Online Course is now Open for Registration.

An online course for seasoned creatives who want to transform ecoprints on paper into artwork that reflects their creative style You’ve spent a lifetime making.

Your hands are familiar with creating. Now you’re ready for something more than just another project. You have a box of ecoprints on paper or you want to learn how to ecoprint on paper, you want to your stash to good use, make something that’s unique to you, and create real art that is a reflection of your creative style.

This is a self-paced online course that shows you how to turn paper botanical prints into embellished works of art that are expressive and entirely your own.

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Hand-Stitched Botanical Impression "Three Flowers in a Green Vase" By Carol Ann Webster

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This mixed-media piece began as a “Botanical Impression” ecoprint made with flowers from my own garden—each petal and stem leaving its unique impression on the paper through steam and pressure. The green vase is a part of the original ecoprint. I scanned the original ecoprint to preserve its natural textures and soft washes of color, then printed it on fine art paper to serve as the foundation for added hand-stitching. The embroidered details add dimension to the flower heads, offering a lovely contrast to the vase and the text background. The image is printed on a 5×7 piece of fine art paper and affixed to an 8×10 white mat with acid-free tape. Ready to frame in any standard 8×10 frame (not included). Visit my Website HERE

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How to Add a Digital Image to a Tea Bag by Carol Ann Webster

In my art journal work, I use tea bags as tiny canvases. I list reasons why I started using tea bags in my art here. Plus, I like the idea of a tea bag being used in my artwork instead of ending up in the landfill. I feel like this art is part of my life by drinking the tea and using the tea bag after I clean and dry it.

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Framed Encaustic Floral Painting "Past Glory" by Carol Ann Webster Artist

My photography of weed pods printed on tissue. The tissue is applied to a panel and coated with encaustic wax. The panel is mounted in a 2-1/4 inch deep wood floating frame. Ready to hand with d-rings and wire.  

6"x6"x2.25"

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