Welcome to the StencilGirl Blog Hop
featuring stencils designed by
StencilGirl Artist
If you are not familiar with Kristen's designs you can see them all on our website.
Below is a sampling of them for you.
***GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED****
***GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED****
Not only does Kristen design stencils, but she is the owner of RubberMoon Art Stamps.
Our Creative Team was lucky enough to have Kristen send us stamps to work with, in addition to her stencils, for our projects.
Talk about inspiration coming your way!
Stencils and rubber stamps what a combination!
In addition to that Kristen is hopping with us too!
So let the FUN begin!
GIVEAWAY!
**NOW CLOSED**
Winner:
**NOW CLOSED**
Winner:
One lucky winner will receive
THREE 6" x 6" stencils from StencilGirl Products
designed by Kae Pea
and a
$20.00 Gift Certificate from RubberMoon Art Stamps!
How do you enter to win??
Just leave a comment below telling us what you would
LOVE to see featured on the StencilGirl Talk blog in the coming months.
We would also LOVE if you would follow us on Google+
to get all the latest StencilGirl Products news!
Just click on the the Google+ icon at the upper right of this blog or go HERE.
We would also LOVE if you would follow us on Google+
to get all the latest StencilGirl Products news!
Just click on the the Google+ icon at the upper right of this blog or go HERE.
Then make sure you comment along the way on the hop on the projects.
You will receive one entry into the drawing for every blog you comment on--the more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN!
One comment per blog please.
Giveaway will close on Friday, January 10th @ 11:59PM Central Standard Time.
Blog Hop Order
StencilGirl Talk You are HERE!
Kae Pea (Kristen Powers) Go here next!
Yes we were. Lucky to play with such a wonderful person and her goodies. xox
ReplyDeleteI love Kristen's designs!
ReplyDeleteLoved the designs. My favorite kind of stencils
ReplyDeleteI would like the Stencil Girl blog to talk about different kinds of pastels, gessos, glazing medium. What are they? How to use them? These stencils are great!
ReplyDeleteso many great ideas - love these blog hops! I would like to see a source list for all the difference products used in the blog hops - sometimes there are products I can't find in my little corner of the world... but I'm sure if I just knew where to look...
ReplyDeletealso, it would be nice to see more fabric art - such as quilting or garments. I'm thinking of 'freshening' my wardrobe with my stencils - not just my apron, either!
I also would like to see a source list.
ReplyDeleteTuts putting it all together using canvas!
ReplyDeleteOh that is such a difficult question, because you cover so much! Maybe something to do with modeling paste with stencils. But anything really.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say what fabulous stencils!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous!! I would love more talk about other ways to use stencils
ReplyDeleteGreat way to start the New Year! I like her designs too! Very creative..and Lucky!!!
ReplyDeleteI too would love a source list! also a glossary where possible, some products have a different name here in the UK - sometimes I haven't even heard of them!!
ReplyDeleteI love your stencils! Keep doing what you're doing :) There are never too many videos and tutorials! Thanks for the chance to win and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHaving just entered the world of "Stencil Addiction" there's a lot I have to learn yet :) I do wish there was more info in Fabric art as one of my other addictions is creating wearable art ♥ Off to blog hop now :)
ReplyDeleteStencil Girl Talk is one of my fave blogs. I really couldn't ask for more, except I did read Carol's comment above and maybe it would be inspiring to see some stencil magic on fabric. Thanks for the opportunity to win some of Kae's stencils. They are great!
ReplyDeleteLove these stencils...they look like they are so versatile. Am doing a 'Stencil Play' workshop with Carolyn Dube at present so I could sure use these.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway. I love all the different types of stencils you have. Would love to see more tutorials, and I like the blog hops where you can see what artists do with one set of stencils- so inspiring! I love that your stencils are so fresh and artistic. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThe stencils are great and the stamps are awesome. Would love both.
ReplyDeleteWould love to see tutorials on various ways to use the stencils as well as the various mediums and tools that you would use along with the stencils.
ReplyDeleteVery cool giveaway! Can't wait to see what the others have done with Kristen's stencils ... thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the so many interesting ways to use the stencils! And I love seeing them used together. There is so much for me to learn!
ReplyDeleteOh man--that new stencil by Kristen is so awesome! Where can I get it???
ReplyDeleteBarb,
DeleteYou can see all her stencils here: http://www.stencilgirlproducts.com/category-s/1843.htm
Hope that helps!
Maria
Just finished the hop and it was amazing. I love the way so many different techniques can be used to make a cohesive picture. I have to try this - I keep saying I'm going to do it and then get bogged down with my greeting cards and I don't get to it. I made a New Year's resolution to try new techniques - so I need to settle down and try this one. Hopefully I'll win the prize and that will give me added incentive to start. Thanks for having the hop.
ReplyDeleteHello all Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteKae's stencils are awesome and I am very excited about seeing them used with the stamps! I would always love more tutorials and videos, but I also liked the ideas above for source lists and more uses with modeling paste.
I really like the peacock stencil shown above, as well as all the organic yet geometric shapes on the stencil. What I personally would love to see, is a demonstration of someone using these stencils/stamps in a nontraditional manner. Like in ceramics. I for one would LOVE to write that review/tutorial for you. =) glad I found this blog hop through Mary C. Nasser's blog!
ReplyDeleteShawna
Jsbarts.blogspot.com
I can't believe all the things one can do with stencils etc. I love this group. I'd like to learn more about layering stencils, using stamps, and ugh, storage!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteIt's so cool of you to sponsor these giveaways! I would love to see you feature use of stencils with fabrics...wearables and wall art! Thanks!
I love Kristen' stencils.
ReplyDeleteIt's a delight to be part of this hop!
ReplyDeleteThank you for organizing this, Maria!
And thank you, Kristen, for your inspiring Rubbermoon stamps!
I would love to win these stencils! I would like it if there could be more discussion about using stencils with encaustics.
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking!
Awesome stencils! I would love to see some tutorials with ideas for using stencils.
ReplyDeleteI love stencils and these are super. I'd love to see technique tutorials that show step by step instructions, like the cool treasure box. I work with kids, so would like to see some projects that are quick and more geared towards younger folk. Let's get them hooked early!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky sucky the winner will be!
ReplyDeleteLove Rubber Moon Stamps..... love the whimsical houses, moons, stars, etc....... and of course I love your stencils. You guys really, really do an awesome job covering everything on the blog. From storage, to technique to different uses for stencil as well as different mediums. I really can't think of anything that you guys are missing.......(I'm serious :-). Thanks so much for the chance to win. I'm off to check out the rest of the inspiration before doing the "house cleaning" :-(.
ReplyDeleteHi Micki!!!!!
DeleteI keep seeing the use of alcohol inks, but have never used them. It would be great to see how the inks could be used with some of these awesome stencils.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog hops because it introduces me to other artists who love stencils. I get inspiration from seeing the creative ways they use them. Your club is the best, too!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more tutorials. These give so much inspiration. Have just joined your Stencil club, anxious to get my first shipment
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that soooo many great blogs are linked here in one place!
ReplyDeleteThis is my last hop, it's been great fun. I'd love to see more projects that show how to use parts of stencils to get more value from them. Now off to Google+...
ReplyDeleteI love the stencils and all of the step by step tutorials. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteI just love seeing how the different artists incorporated the stencils, whole or in part, into their artwork. I particularly like videos, whenever possible.
ReplyDeleteEach time I look I see more wonderful ideas. Thanks
ReplyDeletecatkitt@aol.com
You know, there are so many talented artists that I've visited today in this hop, that I would be honored to see a tutorial or blog on their styles/methods. I have learned so much today..in fact the learning curve is quite steep. I am writing down methods that have been used as well as material such as the stamps and stencils. I think I see my charge card trying to creep away...but have no fear! I'll be ordering soon!
ReplyDeletejust starting the blog. would love to see more blog hops and tutorials.
ReplyDeleteI love stencils and these are super. I'd love to see technique tutorials that show step by step instructions, like the cool treasure box.
ReplyDeleteLove any tutorials. Would like to see modeling paste or other types of materials used. How about some new stamping techniques or tips on getting better results? Thank you for great stencils.
ReplyDeleteI'm relatively new to following this blog so my suggestions may already be in place. How about some interviews with some of your artists? Or some video interviews or video tutorials? Really, though, this is such a great site. Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGood morning girls ;.) Loving your site and already a huge fan of your stencils! It was LOVE at first sight when I attended a couple of classes at a mixed media store in Oklahoma called My Heart's Fancy. Maura has THE MOST AMAZING stencil wall. It was like rays of light shining down from the Heavens when I walked in! What would I like to see....hummmm....more stenciling on canvas, even canvas board, utilizing the stencils with drawings of faces....ummmm ummm, I love drawing faces! Finished projects would be great for framing.
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn about spray bottles! Yes, thats right. I need some information on spray bottles and spraying techniques etc. Love the new stencils! Thanks
ReplyDeleteWould love to see more bird image stencils.....esp in natural settings (i.e. birdnests, mama and nestlings, birds flying, birds perched, birds swimming, etc)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the hop and the chance to win! I am a brand-new follower on Google + . YIppee!!!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
I'd just like to see more....more stencils, more blog hops. Great artwork.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be cool to see how everyone stores their stencil hoard and rubber stamp hoard! I need some new ideas for this! hahaha! KP's stuff is over-the-Rubbermoon-AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite stencils are those that allow me to work somewhat unstructured. Anything that has to be lined up just so is beyond my capabilities and my patience.
ReplyDeleteMary Beth - Introduce us to new and unique uses for old favorite Golden products.
ReplyDeleteI love your stencils...you have so much contributing talent! It would be great to see more mixed media tutorials. It would be so helpful to see new ways to use the usual products. Source lists would be helpful too. Thanks for asking for your readerships ideas. You have a great product line!
ReplyDeleteWow, a few basics for beginners perhaps would be helpful.
ReplyDeleteI love vintage designs, so tutorials for vintage style cards and journal pages would be great!
ReplyDeleteTechniques techniques techniques. Did I tell you I love techniques. I wanna learn more techniques.
ReplyDeleteI am just now starting the hop! Can't wait to see everything!
ReplyDeleteI love your stencils!!! Would love to see the new Queen Anne's lace in a smaller size...so much temptation on your sight...kudos to all the designers.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see layered canvas are using paper, stencils and different mediums. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt would be fun to have a "Guess Which Stencil" contest where you reveal a small portion of a stenciled project and readers have to figure out which stencil was used. Similar to Janet's post of January 2 where she used parts of Maria's butterfly stencil. Might be a good way to get more people to the website and see stencils they may not have seen before. Would probably have to limit the number of choices as the Stencil Girl inventory has become soooooo extensive.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Cindy!
DeleteBeautiful stencils! I'm always interested in ways to stencils into mixed media.
ReplyDeleteLove the stencils. I would like to see them used on an altered altoids box.
ReplyDeleteI love stencils that have whimsical houses like the Rubbermoon Stamps.
ReplyDeletewhat an awesome blog hop, as I resolve to learn new techniques and use my stencils more in 2014, both for journaling and cardmaking backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win some prize goodies :)
Your stencils are amazing. Subscribing to your blog. I have much to learn.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more ideas/projects using embossing paste with the stencils.
ReplyDeletestamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
I just hopped through the blogs to see all the creations made with the stamps and stencils.
Deletestamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
what i would LOVE to see featured are ideas {show n tell} hot to make sheep AND angels from the myriad of stencils that STENCILGIRL offers.... p..s. i love*love*love KaePea ! from plumz soapz on fb
ReplyDeleteOkay, so now I really need to buy stencils! More Blogging. keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI have never used a stencil - - - am really looking forward to trying it!!
ReplyDeletekristen and stencil girl together cant get more magical then that. thanks for the chance to win. xoxo
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