NEW Stencil Release from StencilGirl and June Pfaff Daley

Just in time for SUMMER FUN!!!!!

4 NEW Designs from....

StencilGirl Artist

June Pfaff Daley!!!!!

Coral Reef and The Mysterious Octopus

Majestic Sea Turtles and Coral Sea Fan

June is here today to show you what she made

 with the new stencils!!! 

Take it away June!!!!

Back to the Sea

by June Pfaff Daley

With such a title I bet you’re wondering why you’re seeing at a bunch of framed birds minus the sea gulls. Well you happen to be looking at my latest thrift store score! I found these three framed and matted prints for just $4.00 each. (If you can see the green stickered price, it does say $8 but green stickers were 50% off this week so hence the $4 each.) I’ve been looking for a reasonable way to frame prints of my latest sea stencils (now that’s where the title of this post came from!) Sure one can go straight to the craft store and find frames, but I much prefer a less expensive alternative along with the sheer thrill of the transformation. Don’t worry these frames will NOT be staying faux turquoise plus gold for long.

FRAMED SEA PRINTS

navy twill fabric (or similar sturdy fabric in the color of your choice)
white fabric paint
stencils
frames
white spray paint (if you are transforming frames like me)

For this project, I simply stenciled with white fabric paint on the navy twill. While the fabric dried, I took apart the thrift store frames and sprayed painted them with a white gloss paint. After the fabric dried, I cut fabric the same size as the matte while I centered the image.

Then I popped the fabric into the painted frames for an entirely fresh look.

Here is the official after. I am so pleased with how these turned out.

I hung them right here above my bed. Say hello Jasper! He is such a ham. He jumped right into the frame before I could snap the picture and posed as so. Pretending he’s been laying there for hours all natural like.

Along with the sea fan and octopus stencils going live today, StencilGirl is also releasing my Ocean Floor and Sea Turtles. I am having a blast experimenting with these four new stencils and can’t wait to add even more sea projects to my collection. Above, I did a journal page in three easy steps:

1) Spray entire page with Dylusions Campso Teal ink spray. Add some drops of water to get more effects.

2) Stencil Sea Turtle and Ocean Floor with black acrylic paint. Let dry.

3) Use watercolor pencil on top of the black to add color and depth. Add quote.

I hope you enjoyed a peek inside my home and journal!

June Pfaff Daley is a mixed media artist who creates with everything from wood to fabric. She enjoys transforming thrift store treasures and favors whimsical motifs. June resides in Cincinnati, Ohio with three fantastic kids, one supportive husband, a darling dog and a charming cat. Visit her website: http://www.junepfaffdaley.com.