Showing posts with label geometric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geometric. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 1, 2021

StencilClub Reveal for Sept. '21: Scandinavian Geometrics

This Scandinavian Geometrics Set was created by Cat Kerr.

These 6 patterns within 3 stencils are being packaged for our super StencilClub members to ship on the 15th.


Expanding hexagons, bordered diamonds, ovals overlapping a circle, and a set of stylized Nordic crosses are yours to use on the large stencil. You may wish to cut the patterns apart for ease of use painting background patterns, borders, and focal points in your artworks.

Use the darling mini stencil alone or to create repeating patterns. 

Of course, there is always an upside no matter which way you decide to stencil the five-petaled flowers of the 6x6. Fabric anyone?

It's a StencilClub month you surely will not want to miss. Sign up now.

Undecided? Here's Cat Kerr to tell you more:



As a member of StencilClub you get the following each month:
  • one 9" x 12" EXCLUSIVE stencil
  • one 6" x 6" EXCLUSIVE stencil
  • one 4" x 4" EXCLUSIVE stencil
20% off stencils all the time with your club coupon code.

An EXCLUSIVE video for MEMBERS ONLY provided by the designing artist. It's a class in itself!

A downloadable PDF with basic instructions to go along with the video for that month.

Entrance into a SECRET Facebook group for MEMBERS ONLY! A place to share, inspire and talk all about stencils!

Plus, as a MEMBER, you are eligible to purchase ANY past month for the membership price. Email stencilgirlproducts@gmail.com with a list of which previous StencilClub sets of stencils you would like to purchase and John will provide you with a bill through PayPal.


Already a member? Cat Kerr has lots more stencil designs.

Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Carolyn Dube's Overlapping Shapes Collection is here!

Hi there!

Get ready to play :)

This Overlapping Shapes Collection by Carolyn Dube is an exploration of the idea that everything is connected. It symbolizes the moments and places where things overlap and the space that surrounds those points of intersection.


Line them up!

Of course, you can use each stencil as a single, but Carolyn's Overlapping Stencils are perfectly matched within their suit as pairs. To do so, use the "overlapping" to create your base and then line up "overlapping filled" to paint or print again as shown below.



Watch Carolyn's video to see even more ways to play with these stencils such as writing in the lines, using them on a gel plate, and clusters. 



Here Carolyn has masked off a layer:




Circles Overlapping


Gel print:



Circles Overlapping Filled

Carolyn used alcohol inks:



Squares Overlapping 

Pan Pastel Print:



Art Journal:



Overlapping Squares Filled

Gel plate:





Hearts Overlapping
Doodles in the lines:






Hearts Overlapping Filled

Aren't you just filled with ideas for these stencils?! We are! After Carolyn made her video she told us she had even more ideas that will come in a later video!

You'll find all of Carolyn's stencil designs at StencilGirl Products.