Hey,
Y’all!
Stephanie
Rubiano here, checking in from Austin, Texas!
I want to share with you a video I created about my newest art
infatuation, inkjet shrink plastic, and how you can use StencilGirl® stencils
to add big visual impact to these tiny plastic pieces!
Please forgive the first 7 minutes or so of the video’s sound quality…my mic was ever so helpfully sitting on the table rather than clipped to my shirt, so my voice sounds very tinny. Hopefully, the stunning visuals will make up for the mediocre audibles! All of the StencilGirl® stencils I worked with in the video are listed below in order of use and they are 6”x6”, not 7”x7”, as I state in the video…because evidently numbers and rulers confuse me.
The pastel pencils I used were CarbOthello by Stablio.
Here is the link for your design sheet to download it onto your computer: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lbggxlwuvibxlwx/stencilgirl giveaway.pdf?dl=0
Thanks
for watching and I hope you enjoyed this tutorial! If you have any questions, please feel free
to track me down at www.studiorubianoworkshops. You can also find me on FaceBook
and Instagram. And last but not least, I have an ETSY store,
stephanierubiano,
where you can pick up a few more design sheets ready-made for shrink plastic if
you are bitten by the shrink bug…not to be confused with the stink bug…shrink
bugs are much more colorful and charming and non-stinky.
