Tina here, and today it’s all about getting arty on the quick.
Summer is a season I look forward to and a season that allows me to enjoy the outdoors and my garden.
With this additional hobby I find I spend less time at my desk and I feel torn ~ I need my art time and summer is so short
This quick and easy technique provides a beautiful end result and the satisfaction of getting creatively messy.
For this page I enjoyed using the following stencils:
Crossed Washers created by Andrew Borloz ~ fun fact~ the inspiration came from the bobbin holder of a sewing machine!!
Vintage Camillia by Rae Missigman and her love for botanicals.
The Process:
Step 1:
To your desired base add a layer of old book pages - I used modpodge to adhere them and a layer of lightly spread gesso.
Step 2:
Apply a desired layer of paint or multiple colours and place stencil while the paint is still wet place the stencil on top of the area you want to erase and with a baby wipe.
Step 3:
Continue with this process placing the stencil over various part of the paint to create random markings.
Step 4:
Place the floral stencil in the desired area and use black to make it pop.
Step 5:
Tape off the part of the stencil you would like to use for creating further and apply to your page with a contrasting colour.
Add a phrase that represents you the mood and voila!
Creative fulfillment.
Wishing you all a great summer.
Tina @tinahoisart
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