Two years ago, when I signed up for the Documented Life Project, I received two Chipboard notebooks. I never used them in connection with all the wonderful tutorials, and they've been sitting on my shelf of "things to repurpose!"
Recently, on Stencil Girl Talk, I came across two wonderful tutorials by Gwen LeFleur and Debi Adams. I incorporated bits of both of them to jazz up this book.
You can also watch Fallen Leaves Chipboard Cover on YouTube here. In addition to my new Fallen Leaves stencil, I used the Women Heal the World, Dots and Dashes and the 9 x 12 Stencil from the January 2014 Stencil Club Kit. I found that heavy body acrylic paints worked best for this project, and was also happy to have an excuse to use some of my acrylic markers.
I hope this video gives you some ideas, and that it inspires you the way the StencilTalk tutorials inspired me!
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Absolutely beautiful! myangelsr@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful!!! I love how you combined the different stencils and these fabulous colors! garciacoach (at)gmail (dot)com
ReplyDeleteLove your beautiful art. Thanks for the video.
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What a beautiful way to repurpose this! Gorgeous colors and love that stencil!
ReplyDeleteThe colours are so vibrant, and the enhancements add sparkle without being obvious. I have a notebook with a similar cover....guess I have my next project lined up!
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Love the leaves and you used my favorite colors. I love seeing all the things that you come up with. Lots of inspiration found in your videos. Thank you for sharing. Sandralynn818@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe colors on the black background are so vivid! And, I appreciate your clear explanations of what, and sometimes why, you are doing each step along the way. debfreedman (at) hvc (dot) rr (dot) com
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