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Shop 6 Media products from our Ranger range. See them in use in our free step-by-step how-to guides, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
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About MEDIA

Dina Wakley MEdia is a collection designed for mixed media artists and crafters who love to layer, experiment and create beyond the page. Whether you're new to mixed media or a seasoned maker, this range offers the tools and surfaces you need to bring your creative vision to life.

The MEdia range includes stencils for adding pattern and texture, rubber stamps for detailed imagery, watercolour journals for wet media work, transparencies for layering and light effects, and collage papers including photo transfers. These products work together to let you build depth and interest in your work, combining techniques like stamping, stencilling, painting and collage on a single piece.

When choosing products from this range, think about the techniques you want to explore and the surfaces you'll be working on. Many mixed media makers find it helpful to start with one or two core items—perhaps a journal and some stamps or stencils—then gradually add complementary pieces as their style develops. Layering different elements works best when you consider how they'll interact, so keep your overall colour palette and theme in mind as you build your collection.