4 Ways An Arts And Crafts Store Can Help You With Jewellery Making
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26 April 2023
Jewellery making can be a fun and rewarding hobby. It's also a great way to make money if you want to start selling your creations. If you're just getting started with jewellery making, it can be overwhelming trying to find all of the supplies you need. However, a good arts and crafts store can help you find everything you need in one place. Here are four ways an arts and crafts store can help you with jewellery making.
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Three Reasons Practicing Art Is Important as an Adult
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23 March 2022
Art has many benefits, from helping you relax to allowing you to express yourself. However, most adults do not regularly practice art, despite enjoying it as a child. This article gives three great reasons for you to pick up your art supplies and enjoy art as an adult.
Learn New Skills and Techniques
There are many benefits associated with learning new skills, whether you pick up oil paints and a brush for the first time or decide to start drawing comics.
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3 Tips for Organising an Effective Well-Being Art Workshop for Employees
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18 May 2021
What does art therapy have to do with workplace performance? Everything. Some people believe that art only belongs in creative schools, galleries, museums, and theatres. However, the truth is that art permeates every aspect of human life, including the workplace. According to therapists, art can touch the deepest part of an individual. It is no wonder modern workplaces use art to improve the well-being of employees. By organising art workshops, employers can help elevate staff mood, bolster interpersonal bonds, reduce stress, and improve general physical wellness.
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How To Tell If Your Art Needs To Be Restored
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10 March 2021
Art is often passed down through generations as an heirloom that is very treasured by each passing branch on the family tree it passes. Knowing that your art was admired and has been around your family for decades can be very comforting. Unfortunately, just like anything, art will begin to show signs of aging as the years go on. While some signs are very obvious, others are more subtle and hard to pick up until it is too late.
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