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Portrait of the “King of Pop”, Michael Jackson, designed and created by participants in HeARTworks. Mosaic is 18″ x 18″ and made with cement backer-board, stained glass, and comes with hanging hardware and wire. -
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Very adorable 100% jersey cotton onesies printed with with Art with a Heart's iconic heart logo for the little ones in your life! Tie-dyed in fun and bright colors and patterns by HeARTworks apprentices, these onesies are sure to put a smile on everyone's faces! Available in newborn, 6 months, 12 months, and 18 months sizes. *If you want a particular color, please indicate it in the comment section of your order and we will try our best to accommodate! -
Beautiful, one of a kind, mixed media portraits of our favorite inspirational figures, selected and created by our HeARTworks participants at Bon Secours Community Works' Youth Employment and Entrepreneurship Program (YEEP). Each figure is surrounded by delicately painted flowers, butterflies, birds, and more. Apprentices in HeARTwares helped assemble the final pieces. -
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18" x 18" cotton napkins tie-dyed in various colors by Art with a Heart YouthWorks participants (some have wax resist patterns as well). Please note that colors vary, if you make a note in the comment section, we will try our best to match your preference! -
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Beautiful mixed media words of value created and assembled with fabric and paint by Art with a Heart YouthWorks participants. Scroll down the drop box to see different options- most frames are 17" x 13". -
Beautiful mirror-on-mirror mosaic surrounding a round 12" mirror in the center- both stunning and functional! Created by talented Art with a Heart volunteers with love and care, each one is 18" in diameter and makes a great gift! -
Hand cut mirror and manipulated wire assembled into a person with a painted clay heart- an adorable ornament for your Christmas tree or just to have as decor! Created by dedicated Art with Heart volunteers, interns, and students, heart colors vary. -
Inspired by artist Kimmy Cantrell, volunteers created ceramic masks, each designed with unique facial features and shapes. All masks are adhered to the matboard and individually framed.