For the real deal, and several more fabulous stencil-making techniques, go to Traci's Blog Post. This and other of her fabulous techniques are featured in her new book "Printmaking Unleashed", which is forthcoming in July. I've already pre-ordered mine.
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| This is the paper I made, which will go into my collage stash. |
Really like the glue gun stencil effect. Your colors a beautiful.
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Hi Jane I love this idea thanks for sharing !!!
ReplyDeleteI got a lot on this video - stencils and chickens. The stencil part is out of sync but the chickens are great!
ReplyDeleteLOL. Love the chickens. And am going to be making my own stencils this way immediately!
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely on my list to try.
ReplyDeleteAnother terrific way to add layers and complexity. I have to try this with my encaustic hot table. I appreciate the innovation. I will try.
ReplyDeleteI am off to try this right now!!!!! Parchment paper? That sounds pretty fancy and I don't have any… can I use deli or wax paper?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jane for another informative and fun blog post! And thanks for the update on the Girls.
Ha! Haven't seen you on my blog for a while. You can use teflon sheets, but not deli paper or wax paper, I don't think. Parchment is found in the baking section of your grocery store. Have fun! For more info go to Traci's post; there is a link in my post under the video.
DeleteJane, what type of glue gun are you using here? There are so many out there, I am not sure which one to get. Thanks! Love the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea. But it's one with two temperature settings. Look at Traci's post, she may have more information on this.
DeleteGreat share thanks for sharing it online with us..
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I absolutely love this idea. Thanks for sharing it and thanks for the chicken cameos. FUN!
ReplyDeleteLove the video, and THANKS!!.. but I have one question. How do you store your hot glue stencils?? I have an apartment that gets very warm in the Summer season (no air conditioning), so I hesitate to just throw the collection, piling them up in some box/container, where they probably will stick together or maybe even remelt into each other? I'm thinking maybe I should loosely hang them?.. like on a peg board, perhaps? ~tina
ReplyDeleteHow about storing them between sheets of wax paper? Or in a binder in page protectors?
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