Today's page was based solely on using the StencilGirl stencils I'd received as being invited to be a guest blogger on their site. I used two of the three stencils I'd received for today's page.
I started off working on the background by applying acrylic paints with a wet baby wipe and I really loved the softness and the blending this technique gave the page. Then all I had to do was add the stencils and title and voila! Quick and easy and fun!
You can watch the full process video on my YouTube channel by CLICKING HERE.
Products used:
Pebeo 'cerulean blue' acrylic paint
Liquitex Basics 'cadmium yellow medium hue' acrylic paint
Semco 'cherry blossom' acrylic paint
Americana 'soft jade' acrylic paint
Liquitex Professional gesso
Encyclopedia paper
Ranger 'jet black' archival ink
Dylusions 'right up your street' stamp set
ZIG Clean Color Real Brushes (various colours)
Aqua brush
Stampabilities 'everyday expressions' stamp set
Stampin' Up! 'big bold birthday' stamp set
Ranger 'monarch orange' archival ink
Ranger 'chrome yellow' archival ink
Hero Arts 'red royal' mid-tone shadow ink
Stabilo green fine point pen
Derwent 'mustard' Inktense pencil
Hero Arts 'magical castle' stamp set
Prisma Color 'scarlet lake' pencil
Prisma Color 'lilac' pencil
Prisma Color 'lemon yellow' pencil
Prisma Color 'neon pink' pencil
Prisma Color 'white' pencil
Reeves 'oxide chromium green' acrylic paint
Jacquard 'pearl white' Lumiere acrylic paint
Jacquard 'pearlescent emerald' Lumiere acrylic paint
Aleene's Original Tacky glue
Reeves 'mars black' acrylic paint
McGill dual-tipped stylus
Scotch Quick Dry adhesive
Ranger 'ice stickles' glitter glue
Sharpie 'white' fine point pen
Sharpie 'white' medium point paint pen
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Smiles
Jen
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