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Sarah Style • Calligrapher 🖊️ • Creative Artist 👩🏻‍🎨 • Author • on Instagram: "Salt & glue lettering! All you need is glue, salt, and liquid watercolor. You can also use food coloring! @elmersproducts @mortonsalt @royaltalens #sarahstyledesigns #saltlettering #satisfyingvideos #satisfyingvideo #oddlysatisfying #oddlysatisfyingvideo #creativelettering #creativeletters #letteeing #handlettering" Odyssey Of The Mind, Cardboard Letters, 3d Words, Liquid Watercolor, Creative Lettering, Oddly Satisfying Videos, Satisfying Video, Food Coloring, All You Need Is
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Sarah Style • Calligrapher 🖊️ • Creative Artist 👩🏻‍🎨 • Author • on Instagram: "Salt & glue lettering! All you need is glue, salt, and liquid watercolor. You can also use food coloring! @elmersproducts @mortonsalt @royaltalens #sarahstyledesigns #saltlettering #satisfyingvideos #satisfyingvideo #oddlysatisfying #oddlysatisfyingvideo #creativelettering #creativeletters #letteeing #handlettering"

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Jessica Hische: Letterer, Illustrator and “Procrastiworker” – PRINT Magazine

Jessica Hische grew up in Pennsylvania, “raised by two non-creatives that decided it would be OK to let their little girl pursue a seemingly impractical career.” Seemingly being the key word there. After declaring graphic design as her major, Hische graduated in 2006 and joined HEADCASE Design in Philadelphia where she spent time designing books. Soon after, she began working for Louise Fili out of Brooklyn. And by 2009, she was on her own as a letterer, type designer, illust

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4.9M views · 35K reactions | 🧂 “You are the salt of the earth. But what good is salt if it has lost its flavor? Can you make it salty again? It will be thrown out and trampled underfoot as worthless. . You are the light of the world—like a city on a hilltop that cannot be hidden. No one lights a lamp and then puts it under a basket. . Instead, a lamp is placed on a stand, where it gives light to everyone in the house. . In the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, so that everyone will praise your heavenly Father.”ーMatthew‬ ‭5‬:‭13‬-‭16‬ . . ✍🏻 If you’re interested in learning this lettering style, you might want to check out my “Boba🧋” practice worksheets. . 📍 Link in bio, or visit… 🔗 lighttheskyarts.etsy.com . Pens 🛒 available in my Amazon link: zig kuretake clea Zebra Clickart, Brush Lettering Tutorial, Drawing Rocks, Handwriting Calligraphy, Salt Of The Earth, Amazon Link, Lettering Style, Lettering Tutorial, Light Of The World
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4.9M views · 35K reactions | 🧂 “You are the salt of the earth. But what good is salt if it has lost its flavor? Can you make it salty again? It will be thrown out and trampled underfoot as worthless…

🧂 “You are the salt of the earth. But what good is salt if it has lost its flavor? Can you make it salty again? It will be thrown out and trampled...

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Farah Ghazale on Instagram: "Don’t rush your child into writing with a pencil! Make a salt writing tray for handwriting practice. Using a salt writing tray is a great way to support handwriting development. I poured some salt onto a tray and gave Luna a peg with a Pom Pom, you can use a finger or even a paint brush. Salt trays are motivating and exciting for kids and they LOVE using a salt tray to practice forming letters. Using a salt tray for writing letters provides a wonderful sensory experience and gives kids a low-stress opportunity to practice writing the letters of the alphabet. Have you ever done this activity before?" Paint Tray, Writing Letters, Practice Writing, Cursive Letters, Letters Of The Alphabet, Tracing Letters, Sensory Experience, Handwriting Practice, Letter I
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Farah Ghazale on Instagram: "Don’t rush your child into writing with a pencil! Make a salt writing tray for handwriting practice. Using a salt writing tray is a great way to support handwriting development. I poured some salt onto a tray and gave Luna a peg with a Pom Pom, you can use a finger or even a paint brush. Salt trays are motivating and exciting for kids and they LOVE using a salt tray to practice forming letters. Using a salt tray for writing letters provides a wonderful sensory…

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Brittany Bacharach on Instagram: "If you haven’t tried salt painting yet, save this to try! On a piece of paper, use washable glue to write your child’s name. Pour table salt on top and shake off excess. Then paint your name by tapping a paintbrush in water and watercolor paint and then tapping the salt covered glue letters! It’s so simple, yet so fun. The end result is always so pretty too. This isn’t an art project that can be hung up after- salt will fall. It’s more about the process and we like to enjoy it on the countertop for a bit! Save this to try and follow for more ideas! @stayathomeactivitymom #kidsartideas #preschoolart #funartforkids #processartforkids #saltpainting" Fun Food Activities, Art Club Projects, First Grade Art, Salt Painting, Name Paintings, Name Crafts, Food Activities, Shake Off, Table Salt
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Brittany Bacharach on Instagram: "If you haven’t tried salt painting yet, save this to try! On a piece of paper, use washable glue to write your child’s name. Pour table salt on top and shake off excess. Then paint your name by tapping a paintbrush in water and watercolor paint and then tapping the salt covered glue letters! It’s so simple, yet so fun. The end result is always so pretty too. This isn’t an art project that can be hung up after- salt will fall. It’s more about the process…

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