Showing posts with label PanPastels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PanPastels. Show all posts

Friday, August 22, 2014

StencilGirl Stencils and an Eileen Hull Hop

Fun Fun Fun!
A package from Eileen Hull came in the mail.
Included in the goodies was a die-cut Pizza Box and Framelits labels from her Sizzix line.
The finished size of this little box measures about 4 and a quarter inches square.
Hmmmm...What to do.....

Think of all the things you can make with a little pizza box! 
First thing that came to my mind was a gift card holder....
birthdays, weddings, Christmas presents...
How about costume jewelry for your favorite teenage girl?
It comes with a divider...so how about four special handmade chocolates?

I toyed with the different ideas for awhile and decided it would be my box of truths.
Everyone needs a reminder once in awhile.


 The smallest stencil from the August 2014 StencilClub stencils was perfect for the base.
I spread gesso through the stencil right on top of the chipboard.
It gave it dimension and a different surface for the pigment to grab onto.
I used blue sprays and markers blended into them till I was pleased with my result.

 Greens and blues of course...my favorite go to colors.

I used one of the Framelit shapes and an oval that came with the die-cuts for my title label.


I blended my orange and Copper PanPastels with the Sofft Art Sponges on the inside.
It looks like delicious leather.
I traced one of the smaller shapes from the Marrakech Mix Stencil
onto the inside bottom to frame a special message.

I dug around my ephemera drawer
for special messages that I have collected over the last few years.

Some are paper clay, some are salt dough, some are sculpey,
and some are just painted rocks.
(The sculpey pieces are leftovers from an upcoming hop...stay tuned)

Eileen also sent us some of her stamp designs.
This set is called Doors.
I used that interesting stripe for the sides of my box. 



I love my little Pizza Box. 

Check out all the blogs on the Hop to see the wonderful projects...
Leave comments on all of them each day for more chances to win.
There are some great prizes, too....


Thanks for stopping by!
Happy Arting!
xo




Thursday, August 7, 2014

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

PanPastels and StencilGirl Stencils

Hi Friends! 
I am so glad to be here and to show you what I did with PanPastels
 in the Stencil Girl Book I made last month.
I have dabbled with PanPastels for awhile...
very envious of my friends who have large quantities of them!

I decided to use the PanPastels the company generously sent me with 
my VersaMark stamp pad and a couple of StencilGirl stencils.
It is super easy to do. 
The creamy Pthalo Green Shade of PanPastel pigmented powder
just grabbed on to the VersaMark ink.....oh so nicely.
I sponged off any extra pigment that didn't belong.
Then I sprayed it with my Krylon Clear Fixative.

that I taped off the middle section so I just had the outside circles open.
I also used was one of my all time favorites...
the Damask Medium Stencil by Michelle Ward.
So Classic. 

When my background was approximately where I liked it I penciled in my girl...
Filled her in...colored...shaded...
(In case you wondered...the checkerboard is deli paper from a restaurant!)
Wrote my phrase in... hmmm... Too dark...
So I made it stand out with brightly colored gel pens.

There. I love it!



I was wondering how well the PanPastels would work in my Daily....
I tried a border with Terri Stegmiller's Layered Salad Stencil.
I blended the Hansa Yellow and Orange PanPastels
then sprayed it with my trusty fixative
 and there was no problem doodling around it or on top of it!
Good to know!




Have you checked out the Grand Prize giveaway from StencilGirl and PanPastel?
Wow! AND they are giving away one stencil a day!
[I hope you win!]


Thanks for stopping by.
Keep a watch on the StencilTalk Blog all week for some great art work.
Check out ALL the bloggers and leave comments on each one
for more chances to win!
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Happy Arting!
xo