Coastal Bohemian: March 2026

Thursday, March 19, 2026

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Thursday, March 12, 2026

St. Patrick's /Spring Door Hangers

These are fun and oh so easy to make.

I traced a pattern from a door hanger onto cardboard and cut out 2 door hangers. If you don't have a door hanger they sell wooden ones at the craft store, however, the ones I bought did not fit my crystal knob door handles throughout the house. You can also find door hanger patterns on line if you do an image search.

Now, I love to mix things up mixed media art style, so I began by adding various papers using a glue stick.

On the other side, I used some finger paint paper to get started. (Yes, my friend had given me several sheets of finger painted papers from her students.) Green for St. Patrick's and green for the Spring side of the door hanger.

Using my finger, I applied some white gesso to soften the harshness of the green and then I began to add some random stenciling to both sides using yellow gold, white, black and green.

And I stenciled on the butterfly.