Regina's Art Supply Exchange, Inc.
1761 Wallace Street S4N 3Z7 Regina, SK, Canada

We are excited to launch our new online shop! During this time it was more important than ever for us to be able to provide materials, supplies, and inspiration in your lives and if you are not comfortable shopping in person with us (or if we ever have to suspend in person shopping due to provincial health guidelines) we now have the framework all set-up to serve you all!!! On the online shop you can: -Buy special curated mystery bags and bundles of supplies like fabric, book...s, art project kits, and holiday decoration kits all for curbside pickup on Saturdays -Donate to our organization to support operational expenses -Buy your annual membership -Book your weekly in person shopping appointments Find it all at: https://artsupplyexchange.square.site/.

Unpacking donations from our soft launch last week and found these gems! Zeddy the Teddy crayon packs, beautiful blue yarn, retro sewing patterns, and more. Thanks for your donations! We are now open 10:30am-2:30pm Saturdays at 1761 Wallace Street. See our website for details about how we are operating with safety restrictions.

Just a friendly reminder that we are reopening tomorrow!

We are SUPER EXCITED to announce our official reopening date: Saturday, November 14, 2020. We have modified our usual shop protocols and procedures due to COVID-19. In addition to masks being mandatory at all times in the shop, we are requesting that you make shopping and donating appointments online. These sign ups will help us contact everyone if we are a COVID-19 exposure site, as well, it will help minimize traffic to ease your mind knowing there will not be many people in the shop when you visit. Have questions about our protocols? Head to our website for the full details: http://artsupplyexchange.blogspot.com/p/covid-19-shop-proto. We are thrilled to be back in your lives and we hope to see you all (safely distanced and masked up) on Saturdays this winter!

How many of you have created your own stencils with a hot glue gun? Here's a quick little tutorial for those of you who would like to try it. The author recommends making the stencils on a Teflon sheet, but if you have a glass or ceramic range you can work on that using regular waxed paper. A silicone mat, such as those used in baking, would also work. A plus to using waxed paper is that it's thin enough to see through - you can print off a picture, lay it underneath, and then follow the lines with your glue gun.

I will admit that embossing is not a technique I'm familiar with. But here is a video showing how to use eyeshadow in your embossing projects. This is part one; there is a part two available on her website as well.