Well it's time for another Blog Hop on the StencilGirls Talk Blog!!!
AND we have a GIVEAWAY!!! All comments on the hop are eligible for the giveaway. The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to win.
Giveaway will close on Sunday, May 4th at 11:59PM Central Time.
PRIZE: 2 lucky winners, each will get a set of Seth Apter's new releases.
AND we have a GIVEAWAY!!! All comments on the hop are eligible for the giveaway. The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to win.
Giveaway will close on Sunday, May 4th at 11:59PM Central Time.
PRIZE: 2 lucky winners, each will get a set of Seth Apter's new releases.
I love working with paints and inks on the stencils so that's what we did here. Father's Day is around the corner, and this would be fun gift to give to Dad.
This is a Masonite Male Bust XL cut-out from Retro Cafe Art Gallery that comes with 4 pieces. It also has a heart and a crown.
First I base coated both pieces with Stone Fresco Paint.
Then I added several greens to the back with foam squares.
I used Eggplant paint to add the "456" and "secret" sections of the stencil. Dark Blue Tombow and White Sharpie pen marks are next. The "Enter" part on the right is stenciled with Black Archival Ink.
I filled in 3 spots with a small stamp and Sepia Archival Ink, then stamped "man" on the head with Jet Black Ink.
I liked this side the best, so it's the front to me. Again using the stencil, only with a Snow Cap White paint dabber, I added the areas as shown. Then to highlight them, I outlined them in dark blue pen. The same stamps were used on this side.
Here's a detailed closeup of the stand.
The base is painted with 3 Fresco Paints and stenciled using Jet Black Archival Ink.
The White Sharpie Pen makes the colors pop.
I painted the Crown and the Medium Gear Wheels with Tarnished Brass Distress Paint and stamped an image on the Crown from Lynne Perrella's LPC028 collection. This set also has the other small stamp I used.
Then I drilled a hole in the base and added a length of chain with 2 die cut Mini Clock Keys of black chipboard glued together for the pull.
Glue on your wheels and you're good to go! And they really turn!
That's it for me. Check out the other fantastic Artists on the Hop, and don't forget to leave a comment to win a chance for a StencilGirl Prize!!!
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That's a fabulous project Linda, hope your Dad loves it!
ReplyDeletewow!! Fantastic project!
ReplyDeleteIncredible creation LInda. Love everything about it!
ReplyDeletewonderful idea
ReplyDeleteWOW your work is fantastic
ReplyDeleteAmazing project, love that style!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring use of Seth's new stencil. I admire your creativity!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces!! Cant wait to give these stencils a try. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! The key on the end of the chain is adorable!!! The whole thing is great!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome and wonderful! What else can I say?!
ReplyDeleteNothing against the other Artists, but YOURS is the coolest of all. I love all your RetroArt stuff, but this is adorable. I bet we'll be seeing alot of Retro stuff using these stencils.
ReplyDeleteAwesome project, you have quite the imagination!
ReplyDeleteWow, you really do have a great imagination! Love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the stencils! Love it
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! Such style.
ReplyDeleteVery imaginative use of Seth's stencils!
ReplyDeleteYour 3D stuff is stunning! I love how playful this is and what a strong shape too!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, amazing. I love this and those stencils are wonderful
ReplyDeleteWow Linda. Just WoW!!! You really knocked it out of the park with this one! I really need to go check out the Retro Cafe site! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIts a very fun piece - with such creatively used elements. Just awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow - fabulous piece! What a fun and inspired project.
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow! Wow! This totally rocks, Linda! I love it!!!
ReplyDeletewhat an unique project!
ReplyDeletestamping sue
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Great piece and love the stencil designs .... you did a fab job using them.
ReplyDeleteSusieW
Mind blown! This is stunning! Great inspiration. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHe is so cool! I guess I need to remind you of my address so I can admire him in person. lol
ReplyDeleteLinda, your man is so cool! What a great idea and I love your techniques, colors and all of it.
ReplyDeleteGreat Father's Day gift!
ReplyDeleteLinda.. i love this from head to toe.. even though there are no toes. The colors and that added crown. Wow. Great hopping with you.
ReplyDeleteThese stencils are so gorgeous that I would just use a piece of dark beige watercolor paper, lay the stencil down & color with acrylic paints on a Gelli Plate. Once dry, I would then use a micron black ink pen to outline & highlight the parts of the stencil that I want to stand out (probably the words). I would then frame the pieces, probably using a black mat. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic way to use the stencils! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteLove this and your colors!
ReplyDeleteThese blog hops are so fun and inspiring - takes a bit of time, but you each have such great ideas, it's hard to skip one! Oh my - just love your use of the stencils!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun, cool piece! You're rockin' the stencils, girl!
ReplyDeleteSuch a super cool piece! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI tend to forget about outlining my stenciled shapes to highlight them - what a fun piece to give your dad for Father's Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project! Seth's stencils are perfect for the job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique project - thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome project! I love, love this! Wonderful creativity with color and stencils! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute!! Thank you for yet another amazing technique! I think I really need to get on over to the retro cafe too. I love how you used Seth's stencils here - very creative!
ReplyDeleteYour project looks SO complicated & totally cool! I NEED some of Seth Apter's stencils!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance.
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ReplyDeleteGrandma Nancy LOVES your projects!
Fabulous ideas as ever Linda xxx
ReplyDeleteInteresting ideas and post.
ReplyDeleteI'm in awe - I love the 3-dimensional artwork. I'm loving these stencils from Seth and I enjoy these blog hops because I get a chance to get introduced to new artwork. Thank you.
ReplyDeletewow - so fun to see how each of you use the new stencils - such inspiration. love what you did!
ReplyDeletePlease enter me in the draw -love this stencil set
ReplyDeleteThis is crazy good! So much inspiration on this hop!
ReplyDeleteWow! How Cool!!
ReplyDeleteTotally Rad!! What a fun unique idea! THanks so much for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique piece! Loved how you used the stencil on this project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool creation!!! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love when you use stencils, you have a great style!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I always enjoy your posts!
Love that project. I would have never thought to use the stencils like that. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful thinking out side the box project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful art piece! You are so creative!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative.. Wish I had your "sight". Love the creation and love Seth's new stencils. Now I need the new set to try and make a cool looking project like yours.
ReplyDeleteThese new stencils are so cool! I'd love to have them! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLove the stencils and how incredibly creative & unique each artist is with using them. Love this project; great gift for Father's Day. tfs, Blessings, Suzanne :)
ReplyDeletepretty nice blog, following :)
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ReplyDeleteWow!! This was do totally cool and creative! Luv it! You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteWow!! This was so totally cool and creative! Luv it! Seth's stencils have do much diversity!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Seth's stencils are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBoth sides are cool but, the blue side is just a little cooler:) I like the way you used the stencils.
ReplyDeletethis project is so fun. Lots of ways for you to express yourself and end up with a very decorative piece. Love it.
ReplyDeleteOMG! This is one of the coolest mixed media projects I have ever seen! I love it! Seth's stencil parts were the perfect additions-fabulous art piece! Thanks for sharing and for the chance to win these very cool stencils:)
ReplyDeleteVery unique Linda
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project....awesome new stencil designs!
ReplyDeletestencil girl blog hops always ROCK!! so much inspiration and add seth apter and WOW!! heres hoping. xox
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Such fun!! I have always loved the combination of blue and orange. I love the blue side with the orange base! Great work! (as always!)
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Susan
This is amazing! I love it. Love the colors too.
ReplyDeleteSo many great ideas and techniques to create a cool art piece!
ReplyDeleteWow Linda that is wicked, I love it. The stencils look brilliant on it.
ReplyDeleteLove what you've done with Seth's stencil!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win a set!
Wonderful project!!
ReplyDeleteSo many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful piece! I love it! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteInspiring. Great use of the stencils. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove this piece. I've got to go look at the Retro Art Cafe store :)
ReplyDeleteThis is just fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI am completely blown away! This is out of this world Amazing!
ReplyDeleteVery different kinda cool!
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What a great project. Helps me to see how to use just parts of a stencil. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNever would have thought of anything like this 3D project. Like that it is something that I could get my son interested in making a fathers day gift.
ReplyDeleteThis 3d project totally rocks Linda! Several great tips on how to get the most from this new stencil release! Perfect start off for my new bundle of Seth's stencils from his first release I just got delivered from Mondays' special!!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! So unique.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting project made with a crazy cool stencil!
ReplyDeleteWow, just wow! So creative and so inspiring. Thanks for sharing and I love the blog hop! So fun to find new spots!
ReplyDeleteThis blog hop is great - get to see all the artists! Seth's latest set of stencils are so put "together". Can't wait to use them! Thanks for the opportunity to win them.
ReplyDeleteI just love stencils!! And am seeing so many great ideas.
ReplyDeleteLinda, you always do art in a very different way, the use of the retro café products are very cute, perfect for a man.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing what each artist does with their stencils. This is really different!
ReplyDeleteI love your creativity and how you used Seth's new stencils. Thanks for sharing your Father's Day gift idea with us!
ReplyDeleteI love your project - so creative! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love Timeless, but this one is great too. Seth is an amazing new stencil inventor. OMGosh thank you, fathers day will be coming up soon. Blessings, Janet PPF
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool project and way to use these great stencils!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea!!!
ReplyDeletelove the stencils
ReplyDeleteInteresting 3-D ideas!
ReplyDeleteSo different and unusual, love it! Great stenciling ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove how everyone is making such unique projects with theses great stencils.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your very original work. :-)
ReplyDeleteClever use of the stencils. Love the colors and the white accents.
ReplyDeleteCreative use of those wonderful stencils...
ReplyDeleteDeepa
http://deepazworld.blogspot.ae/
HOLY INSPIRATION batman! These are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSeth's stencils work really well on your colourful project. I like the white highlights - they really make it pop!
ReplyDeleteThat is a really original present to give to a Dad. :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome work of art! Love that it moves. Love this stencil and how you used it too. The white really does make the colors pop. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
awesome as always...love everything you do...
ReplyDeleteOoh, that' *so* cool - what an amazing gift.
ReplyDeleteOh, Linda what can I say but WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteA very extraordinary and wonderful creation for your dear Dad ! Super idea and beautifully designed.
That is very cool. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSandra d.
INTERESTING and Awesome work!
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