One of the most compelling aspects of mirror mosaics is their ability to connect the artwork with its surroundings. Unlike traditional materials, mirrors don’t just exist within the design—they actively incorporate whatever is around them. More tips here!
Creating a double-sided mosaic on a Skeewbacker foam core board is a great way to build lightweight, waterproof installations like spinners, panels, partitions, or freestanding art. The process isn’t complicated, but it does require a bit of planning to keep everything flat, balanced, and durable. Here's the steps!
Customers at craft fairs often look for practical décor, affordable gifts, or unique pieces that add personality to their homes. Here are 3 mosaic items that consistently perform well for artists and crafters.
Mosaic door hangers — colorful, textured, and full of personality — are the kind of handmade product that people instantly connect with. This guide walks you through where to sell, how to price, and how to attract buyers so your hobby can turn into steady income.
This helpful guide will help you design and create mosaic wall decor for those large areas in your home. Wide‑format mosaic artwork has a special presence. Whether it’s a sweeping panorama, a rhythmic triptych, or an elongated abstract, these pieces naturally draw the eye across a space and anchor a room. The key to making them shine is thoughtful placement and a bit of spatial strategy.
5 Tips for creating mosaic mandalas. Creating a mosaic Mandala is both an artistic and meditative experience. With our Skeewbacker Mandalas, the process becomes even more approachable—allowing you to focus on color, texture, and flow while the geometry is already beautifully laid out for you. Read how!
