Batik Mandala Tapestry by Natasha Rose is today’s tutorial. Here is what Natasha says about this video:
“In today’s tutorial I’ll be showing you how to make a mandala tapestry – inspired by the ones you see on Pinterest and in Urban Outfitters! Mandalas are something that I love to draw in my spare time, they’re more than just a “pretty design”- to me its something incredibly calming, and almost meditative to draw 🙂 This video involves a RIDICULOUSLY easy fake batik resist method with flour paste, which anyone can do. Hope you enjoy! ”
DIY Batik Mandala Tapestry by Natasha Rose
Here is what Natasha says about her work:
“Hey! I´m Tash and I make weekly DIY and lifestyle videos. My tagline is “creating a beautiful life”; to me that means an inner and outer process, of living intentionally and consciously, cultivating new perspectives, organisation, making beautiful things, and living proactively instead of reactively.”
“I hope my videos encourage you to create things that make you happy, and to design a lifestyle that is intentional, wholesome, and that brings you joy. Where to begin? Check out my playlists, and pick a category. :)”
“My second channel has extra content that doesn’t fit the niche of this channel – its called morenatasharose http://www.youtube.com/morenatasharose”
For collaborations, or business inquiries, email natashar0se(at)aol.com
Today’s tutorial, DIY Mandala Room Decor! (Boho Wall Art) by AngeliamJayne is a step by step demonstation of how easy it is to create mandalas (Boho Wall Art) for decorating your home or room.
This is a short video but from it you can see how easy it is to create mandala or boho art for your walls.
And for your inspiration this poem by Jeff Foster:
THE COURAGE TO BE FREE (IN A WORLD GONE MAD)
The world has gone insane with work.
You alone have the courage to rest.
The world has lost its playfulness, its joy of being.
You alone have the courage to live like a free child.
To touch life at the point of creation.
To laugh at cats and snow.
People seem busy, but they are running.
Running from their feelings.
Running from shame and guilt.
Running so they don’t have to stop.
And meet themselves.
And wonder who they really are.
You alone have the courage to stop.
To feel your feet in contact with the sacred ground.
To notice your breath rising and falling.
To feel yourself caressed by the morning sunshine,
filled by the afternoon, and entered by the evening.
The world needs you, because you are not fully in this world.
You bring a presence that warms this world.
Your innocence is a balm for this world’s certainties.
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