Mixed media, what is it? Stencils can be used in the ever-growing mixed media category and many of our designs are the favorites of this type of artist. Used with spray inks molding pastes, markers, pencils, or paints, our stencils add depth and richness. Iconic favorites like butterflies or a multitude of repeat patterns fill this…
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Xmas is a really special time for me. I get to spend it with family and loved ones and we share special moments. When it snows, it makes it the holiday more special. That’s what inspired me to paint this wood slab with holiday-themed stencils. Tools you will need: Wood Slab Evergreen Forest Stencil –…
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If you find yourself already thinking about the holidays, consider these graffiti-themed felt ornaments. These are the perfect way to add a new twist to your holiday theme and is a great project for all you DIYers. Here’s what you will need: Graffiti Mini Stencil Set #1 6-pack Varied colored pieces of felt Stuffing Stencil…
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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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