Stencils can be used in many ways. Here is what it looks like when you wipe away acrylic paint using a stencil and a baby wipe. I must say, I am pleased with the movement of the paint and the clarity of the stencil. What are your thoughts?
Stamps:
Sorry for Everything
Paper:
Pineapple Punch A-2
Whisper White 5-1/4 x 4
Ink:
Tuxedo Black Memento
Acrylic Paint:
Yellow
Orange
Blue
Technique:
Wipe Out
Accessories:
Stencil
Brayer
Baby Wipes
Stamparatus/MISTI/Stamp-a-ma-jig
Adhesive
I advise you to use a heavy cardstock for this background technique. Have paints, brayer, stencil, and baby wipes at the ready. You must wipe away the paint before it dries.
First, apply drops of different acrylic colors on your panel, and quickly use your brayer to spread the paint on the panel.
Immediately, place the stencil over the paint and gently swipe the baby wipe across the stencil, removing some of the paint. Do not press too hard so the panel doesn't tear.
Let it dry and use it as a background.
I did not want to cover up my creation. So, I decided to just stamp a sentiment. I suggest you use a tool that will allow you to stamp several times in exactly the same spot. This way you can make the words as dark and crisp as you like. A Stamparatus, MISTI, or even the discontinued Stamp-a-ma-jig will do the trick.
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Sorry for Everything
Paper:
Pineapple Punch A-2
Whisper White 5-1/4 x 4
Ink:
Tuxedo Black Memento
Acrylic Paint:
Yellow
Orange
Blue
Technique:
Wipe Out
Accessories:
Stencil
Brayer
Baby Wipes
Stamparatus/MISTI/Stamp-a-ma-jig
Adhesive
I advise you to use a heavy cardstock for this background technique. Have paints, brayer, stencil, and baby wipes at the ready. You must wipe away the paint before it dries.
First, apply drops of different acrylic colors on your panel, and quickly use your brayer to spread the paint on the panel.
Immediately, place the stencil over the paint and gently swipe the baby wipe across the stencil, removing some of the paint. Do not press too hard so the panel doesn't tear.
Let it dry and use it as a background.
I did not want to cover up my creation. So, I decided to just stamp a sentiment. I suggest you use a tool that will allow you to stamp several times in exactly the same spot. This way you can make the words as dark and crisp as you like. A Stamparatus, MISTI, or even the discontinued Stamp-a-ma-jig will do the trick.
Thank you so much for stopping by here and taking a quick peek. I appreciate your time and interest. Please Contact Me if you have any questions.
Shop Now and take notice of our new products and current promotions. If you do not earn your own rewards, there is a HOST CODE sitting in the right sidebar waiting for your attention.
If you want to keep your cost below $25 a month, check out Paper Pumpkin!
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Please take the time to share, like, pin, tweet, and comment. I await to hear what you have to say. Do not forget to FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE to my blog.
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I can't wait to try this! Yours turned out marvelous. I am like you, I wouldn't want to cover up the background; too pretty.
ReplyDeleteSally, this looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful background! You were right to not cover it up! Great technique!
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