With Halloween just days away, now is the perfect time to carve your pumpkins without them rotting before the big day. Using a Dremel, we’ll show you a non-traditional way of shallow carving your pumpkin. Here’s what you’ll need to get started: Mummy Stencil-Small (5.75″x6″), a fresh pumpkin, a Dremel and bits, pumpkin carving tools,…
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This is another beautiful post from artist Tracy Hickman aka @anonymous.palette on Instagram. “Day of the Dead and DEAD of the Day” These pages were so fun to make. Totems of sorts started by collating vintage tickets and ration stamps on a white gesso background over altered book pages. I collaged two tea bags on top…
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Here is another inspiring post from artist Tracy Hickman aka @anonymous.palette on Instagram. These journal pages were inspired by the Quatrefoil Repeat Pattern Stencil (11″x11″) from Stencil1, one of my favorite motifs. I used a few different soft pastels and mixed them with clear and white gesso on a taupe textured handmade Indian paper. When…
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We are proud to present another inspiring post from artist Tracy Hickman aka @anonymous.palette on Instagram. “The numbers kept rising and so did the drama” I collaged vintage ledger paper columns onto altered book pages with a glue stick. The pattern of the papers lent themselves beautifully to the Stencil1 Thatched Texture stencil which I…
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Get festive this holiday season with Stencil1! Create your own customized ornaments for a handmade holiday feel! Perfect for dressing up a wrapped present, hanging on a wine bottle for a hostess gift, or just decorating the tree! What’s Needed: Snowflakes Stencil -Small (5.75″x6″) Printable Ornament Template Felt Embroidery Floss Needle Stuffing Paint Scissors Stencil…
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A shout out is well deserved here, our customer Liliana stenciled these awesome pots, we love them! Stencils used by Liliana: Repeat Fashion Chains Stencil 4-pack Old English Font Stencil Spraycan Stencil – small (5.75″x6″)
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