FINAL DAY!
Welcome to PanPastel Week here on StencilGirl Talk!
We have heard from so many of you that you want to learn how to use PanPastel's with stencils. Wish granted! The extremely generous people over at PanPastel have come to the rescue and supplied the StencilGirl Team with some of their gorgeous PanPastel's to work with to show you some of our favorite techniques with stencils. Not only that, StencilGirl has put together a prize package with some of this product and a stencil, of course, to share the color love with YOU!
See giveaway information at the end of this post.
Remember those sponges we told you about on Monday??
Mary Beth's favorites that we are now carrying on the StencilGirl website??
Here is Mary Beth to tell you a little bit about them!
Can't see the video?? Click HERE.
Today Carolyn and Maria are here to show you what they made!
Remember those sponges we told you about on Monday??
Mary Beth's favorites that we are now carrying on the StencilGirl website??
Here is Mary Beth to tell you a little bit about them!
Can't see the video?? Click HERE.
Today Carolyn and Maria are here to show you what they made!
**GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED**
WINNER!!!!!
Congratulations.....
Dana Tatar
(picked from Carolyn Dube's blog)
We know after you see all the techniques we show you this week you are going to want to play too! Enter the GIVEAWAY to be eligible to win the prize below. Just leave a comment and tell us if you use PanPastels with stencils and your favorite technique. You can also leave comments on all of the individual posts this week on all the blogs from our team members for another chance to win! All comments within the 4 day period are eligible.
GIVEAWAY closes Sunday, August 3rd @ 11:59PM Central Time.
One comment per post please.
If you missed any of the posts this week, here are all the links:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
TODAY-You are HERE
Thanks for adding the sponges to your shop. It is always good to know tricks to the trade and knowing now, which sponges are the best to use, will save so many folks money and time they needn't spend shopping for junk. Loved this Blog Hop. Sad it's almost over :( Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great week. Lots of great info and ideas, I really want to try these. Maria's experiment was awesome. I need to invest in some glass bead medium also. Very neat. Thank you for a great week!!! Was a great hop.
ReplyDeleteI've never used Pan Pastels but have been really inspired by the blog hop to try them. Great colours and a unique product.
ReplyDeletewonderful colours, surfaces.... breathtaking product! I can not wait to try Pan Pastels...
ReplyDeleteWow - this blog hop is really showing me that I really do need some of these pan pastels….they are an amazing medium, and having multiple artists demonstrate the many ways to use them in a blog hop was sheer genius, Mary Beth! Thank you! (Is that really a coke machine in your in your house? Now I totally get how you manage to do all that you do…lol)
ReplyDeleteGreat video, Mary Beth!
ReplyDeleteAnd I absolutely LOVE what both Maria and Carolyn are sharing on their blogs today! Brilliant!
What a fun week of inspiration and techniques! :)
I don't have any pan pastels...yet, but they look like a great thing to use with your awesome stencils!
ReplyDeleteI haven't used Pan Pastels with stencils yet, but it sounds like a really fun idea.
ReplyDeleteI have a few but haven't used them much. Need to try with a stencil.
ReplyDeletethis has been a fun week giving us so many ideas for using the pan pastels thanks for the chance to win
ReplyDeleteThank you for this week! You have inspired me to try pan pastels, by making them seem easy to use. Hope to win some and give them a try!
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful techniques...I'm inspired to try the Pan Pastels today!
ReplyDeleteI never realized the difference a good sponge would make...thanks!
ReplyDeleteI just learned to use pan pastels with stencils this past weekend and will be investing in the sponges.
ReplyDeleteI have the pastels but have to admit I haven't done anything with them. I didn't know how to use them and reading a little leaflet doesn't give you much direction. This week has done a lot in educating me on how the pastels can be used for so many different effects. thanks so much for having the hop and for being so generous with your knowledge.
ReplyDeleteNope, haven't tried the PanPastels (or sponges) yet! What a cool giveaway. TFS all this week!
ReplyDeleteAnother great day in Stencil Girl Land. Backgrounds, inspiration, color. Love it.
ReplyDeletefab fab fab ideas!
ReplyDeleteI, like others haven't had the opportunity to invest in pan pastels as of yet, but love the vids and the inspiration! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteThank you Thank you Thank you!!! I love Stencil Girl and the awesome inspiration and ideas that the artists flow with and share- I really have to try Pan Pastels now
ReplyDeleteI bought some Pan Pastels several months ago but was ... let me admit ... a little intimidated. This week's blog hop has given me courage. Thanks for carrying the larger sponges. I have a loyalty coupon to use and I suspect sponges will be part of a much larger order.
ReplyDeletePanPastels AND StencilGirl's stencils have been moved to the TOP of my BLAS2TD4! Beth's List OR Bucket List Art Supplies 2 Die 4. I HAVE to get these. THANKS!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely have to get some PanPastels and those lovely sponges. This blog hop has me inspired! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite stencil is the daisy. I love the technique used with the pan pastels.
ReplyDeleteI apologize, but my e-mail sends out spam, so in the event I could win, please notify me on my blog only, please.
the sponges look like a must have with the pan pastels and even using with my paints... going on my wish list for sure. Love Carolyn's project I always love how her just go with it projects turn out I try and sometimes get lucky when I try that method, wish I could do it more :) The daisy is just to cute, I really want to try some of the golden ground paste she used. Thanks for sharing all the great projects this week, I can't wait to try the pan pastels for more then just shading on my faces, but I just can't work up a project for one simple yellow color :) lol
ReplyDeleteLike the sponges you use enjoying the blog hop with the many techniques and uses of stencils and pan pastels.Thankyou!
ReplyDeleteSo much fun, these give aways. Yes, the panpastel sponges are a must. They work great.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness... Pan Pastels... Who Knew... I want to play now and get them a try.... Thanks so much for sharing all the ideas... I need to win some, get some, and give them a go... such inspiration... Thank You....
ReplyDeleteFaith Gaspar
I've never tried pan pastels but they are on my LIST. You know what list I'm talking about The MUST-TRY list! The sponges look great. Mine always fall apart because I like to put the paint on in a circular motion. These sponges are now on my list too! Thanks for the opportunity with this wonder giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the great tips. I have some of these sponges, but have only used them with the PanPastels. Now I need to try them with paint :)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for this fabulous blog hop and for the tips!
ReplyDeleteI love my pan pastels. These videos have been full of great tips...you all are always generous and talented, talented.
ReplyDeleteI just bought your Scribble Scratch stencil. I am hoping to learn good ways to use in in my acrylic paintings!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried the pan pastels, the colors look lovely!
This has been the best blog hop, I have learned so much. Love the PP and stencils.
ReplyDeleteThis way a great blog hop. So many wonderful ideas for using Pan Pastels.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful information on all the stops on this blog hop! I would so love to win some Pan Pastels and give them a try with stencils.
ReplyDeleteLove all these projects and all this information regarding Pan Pastels :) Time to play!
ReplyDeletefun projects; thanks as always for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! This has been an AMAZING blog hop! I've never used Pan Pastels but have been really curious about them. I've been inspired by the blog hop to try them, ASAP! Great tutorials everyone! Thank you very much for sharing them :)
ReplyDeleteI have just purchased and used pan pastels for the first time. I used it to create a colorful background.
ReplyDeleteI too love the sponges, I can't wait to try the pan pastels with stencils.
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful techniques and projects! I haven't used PanPastels but would sure love to try them out!
ReplyDeleteI really need to use the pan pastels esp. after watching and reading all these wonderful tutorials.
ReplyDeleteThis has been so much fun learning new techniques using pan pastels and stencils. I've had PPs for a while but never really knew how to use them. I do now!! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI have not used pan pastels with stencils, yet, but I will! Thank you for the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI have not used pan pastels yet, just starting to get into surface design and using stencils and rubbing plates. This would be a wonderful start to my adventures in stenciling! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteCool! I'll add some of these sponges to my next order!
ReplyDeleteWell I have never used pan pastels with stencils but after this wonderful eye opening demos, I am going to take some me time and play!
ReplyDeleteI have never used pan pastels, they look to be so much fun especially with the stencils! Thanks for a wonderful week with great techniques!
ReplyDeleteI've so enjoyed this week of posts! SO many wonderful techniques!
ReplyDeleteOh these pan pastels are so beautiful! Thanks so much for having this blog. I hope to be using the PP's soon!
ReplyDeleteI do use pan pastels with stencils especially on encaustic!
ReplyDeleteI have never tried pan pastels with stencils but would love to try!
ReplyDeleterazzdazzbe@yahoo.com
I have had to hide my credit card - this week has been just *too* tempting!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! Would love to try pan pastels! I have never used them before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
I've never heard of Pan Pastels before, but they look like a lot of fun to try!
ReplyDeleteI have seen pan pastel at a workshop I went to on journal making but I didn't get to try them myself. I really like the way they are presented in a pallet so you could take them with you for art on the run.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletecycletourista(at)gmail(dotcom)
I have never tried Pan Pastels, but would like to. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeletecraboin at chartermi dot net
Finished up the last day of hop today, and what great tips and techniques I learned along the way!!!! Looking forward to adding the Sofft sponges to my art arsenal! :) Thank you SG peeps for a great hop!
ReplyDeleteLove learning how to use the pan pastels with the stencils!! thanks! bev bpp2255@aol.com
ReplyDeletePan pastels look like a lot of fun to use. Great color selection too!
ReplyDeleteLove these projects!!
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