Hi,
welcome on my blog. For blog hop Colourcraft – Stencil Girl I prepared mixed media canvas with minimum of material because you can always embellish your project with using stencils. Below you can find some of my tips.
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TODAY BLOG HOP BLOGS:
MY TIPS FOR YOU
1. applying colours through stencil – take sponge or Distress ink applicator and any ink and apply it through stencil – I made this way dark green leaves and black leaves and yellow flowers
2. use the technique above but apply it on to paper (you can use patterned paper too) and cut it, and you have your own embellishment
3. when you apply black ink through stencil it will look like stamping – so for my canvas I did not use ANY stamp, just black ink through stencil
Story behind canvas
There is old ruin of mill which stands behind village where live my parents-in-law. It used to be amazing place with really awesome stone walls, with wooden machines for everything. But nobody cares about it. So now it is almost whole down. Almost nothing left from old ages. When I asked my father-in-law about it he told me that there are some owners but they do not live close and they do not care. I think now it is impossible to save it and bring to life. This canvas will be one of the latest memory before whole building will be damaged by time.
material:
for background I used Brusho: Leaf green, Dark Brown, Orange, Olive green
Memento Luxe inks: Olive grove, Tuxedo black, Dandelion
Finnabair mediums: Heavy gesso
Stencil girl stencils: S456, M167, L506
papers: 7 dots studio – collection Hazy days
Kate
Great use of stencils, a lovely project
Beautiful background!
Beautiful layout – thanks for sharing x
This layout is stunning and your tips priceless. Thanks so much for sharing and participating in this blog hop.
Great project – I love the story behind it! Cfrailey64 (at) gmail (dot) com
The color combo and use of stencils is striking. Love that you have documented the mill for future.
ej.luyk (at) Yahoo (dot com)
Lovely canvas project
Beautiful! Great idea “stamping” brushos through a stencil
Lovely! Great colors and techniques!!
I love all the layers and textures! Awesome project!
This is stunning! Thank you for the tips and the story too – such a shame the mill have been left to ruin! xxx
What a wonderful way to memorialize that place … thank you for sharing!
This is lovely!!!
Would love to try the Brusho powders!
Oh, yes!!! This is right up my alley. Your piece is Beautiful!!! The layers and texture are wonderful!!! Would love to try some of these goodies!!! Amazing job!!!
this page is quite lovely
I feel the same way about old buildings – – it makes me sad to see them abandoned!
Such an amazing canvas and great tips!!
This is so fresh looking contrasts and brings out the b/w photo. Lovely.
Bevtextart (at) btinternet (dot com)
Your canvas is lovely. I really like your soft color choice and then the bolder brown. The texture from the stencils is lovely! Beautiful layout.
Kate
Beautiful art. Thanks for sharing..
Love how the design carries
out the trees in the picture.
Beautiful page.
thanks for sharing.
txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com
Krásné plátno. Fotka má své kouzlo /i když smutný příběh/ a to prostupuje celým plátnem.
Beautiful! THanks for the inspiration
What a great project – I love the colours you used!
Krásné plátno,povedlo se.
I like all of the elements.
Oh – this is lovely. So many wonderful details.
Love love love all the layers!
Love this! Great technique!
What a wonderful way to preserve a memory, thank you for sharing the story behind this piece. It’s beautiful, I love the balance you’ve created.
I really like how you piece is so personal. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely details!
Gorgeous canvas Kate, love your work!