I call these collage, altered art, mixed media hanging art pocket cards Tiny Words Motivators. They each feature uplifting, motivational statements and quotes, and a few include scripture references. They all have hangers made of various trims.
This first one (above in green and yellow), Hope, features one of my hand-carved botanical stamps, silk florals and hand lettering. There is also a yellow bird decorative postage-type stamp that I embellished with a real white feather tail. The hanger is green eyelash yarn.
This Peace & Hope art includes my same botanical stamp, a peace stamp that I doodled on and made into a sun and handmade doodle papers. The hanger is turquoise embroidery floss.
For this Creating My Future card, I included sequins, hand-painted text paper, hand lettering, a scripture reference and a purple ribbon hanger.
These 2 declare a similar message, about being positive-minded and attracting the main things that most of us want. For Positive Thinker, I stamped my hand-carved geranium stamp 3 times, added scroll-work doodles, hand lettering and flat-backed acrylic rhinestones. I finished it with a silver and white eyelash yarn hanger.
For Positive-Minded, I used one of my hand-painted Hearts papers, a cancelled rose stamp, textile scraps, flat rhinestones and a gold metallic ribbon hanger.
The Half Full art features another yellow bird (this one doodled) with a real feather tail, tissue paper, doodles, paper-punched tulips, flat metallic embellishments and a sequin trim hanger. The part of the quote that states My leaf shall not wither. Whatever I do shall prosper is from scripture Psalm 1:1.
I stamped, cut out and outlined my geranium hand-carved stamp and collaged it on I Donāt Look Backward at the top. I stamped my hand-carved flower pot stamp at the bottom and added glitter. The hanger is white ribbon.
I used a canceled Canadian floral stamp, doodles, a clipped art sun that I embellished, some hand and clipped lettering, gold metallic paper and black sheer ribbon in my I Am Worth It design.
Perspective includes clipped text, tiny flat sequins, superfine glitter, a cancelled lily stamp, a real feather, maroon tissue paper and a scripture reference. The hanger is variegated eyelash yarn.
Dreams has a vertical-stamped dream stamp, a mini tag with a scripture reference, flat rhinestones, hand lettering and a clipped gray and white bird. Narrow white ribbon finishes it.
Silver Lining has flat sequins, superfine glitter, doodles, an umbrella paper punch, and a black sheer ribbon hanger.
For Peace Joy Love, I doodled and cut out a long-necked bird and added to the bottom, doodled a sprawling home and three other birds for the paper strips collaged fence. Again, I used my thrifted peace stamp that someone had hand-carved. I stamped it, cut it out, glued it onto a gold metallic corona that I cut and added it to the design. Orange sheer ribbon is the hanger.
The final one that Iām sharing is Light At The End Of The Tunnel. I used 3 canceled stamps, flat sequins and rhinestones, hand-painted text paper, paper punched tulips and a scripture reference. I distressed the edges with white paint and added a blue ladder fiber trim for the hanger.
Mostly all of my Tiny Words Motivators have paint and/or glitter embellishments and various types of clipped and assembled elements. They all started with collaged papers applied over discarded plastic or cardboard credit-type cards scavenged from different sources. All are finished on the backs with a single piece of craft or hand-painted paper.
This is #18, the final post for my Chameleon Badge! 
Itās bittersweet to say goodbye to these posts that spurred me on. When I started at #1, the end was not in sight. Iāve enjoyed it, especially since I was not locked into a time frame to get them done. Iām so pleased that I stuck with it. Now, Iām happy that I can focus on the other activities around the forums.
Thanks for looking, reading and commenting on all of my Chameleon Badge posts! 
So tempted but nah, Iām too excited about focusing on so much else thatās happening here.
Lucky you! Your awesome project is featured this week! 
But the art stops us itself when itās finished. Good thing too! Iāve been on the verge of ruining many pieces because itās so hard to stop! I get the strength to end it by reminding myself that a new piece is waiting to be started.