Mixed Media Painting with StencilGirl® Stencils

City of Scarlet by Mary Sanders Lazenby

Hey everyone, I’m Mary Sanders Lazenby of Blue Goose Studios.
"City of Scarlet” was a fun piece to make. I named after the bird, which resembles a Scarlet Tanager. I began this piece by using an old hotel room card to push Modeling Paste through the stencil and allowed it to dry completely. Each following layer is either paint or paint combined with Glazing Liquid which allows me to change the opacity of the colors. I hope you enjoy this demo and I hope it will inspire you to create your own unique designs. Happy creating!

StencilGirl® Products used:

What's the Point? Stencil

Herbs Stencil

Rembrandt’s Words

1700s Buildings Stencil

Our work can be found at www.blue-goosestudios.com and https://www.etsy.com/shop/BlueGooseStudios.

Making a Journal with StencilGirl® Products

Hey everyone, I’m Mary Sanders Lazenby of Blue Goose Studios.

In this demonstration, I will be making a mixed media cover for a one of a kind journal.

This journal's cover is a combination of cloth, paper, acrylic paints, acrylic mediums used with StencilGirl® Stencils, and the final book is bound with book binding cord.

StencilGirl® Stencils used:

• X Rows
• Fade Horizontal
• Jumbo Vintage Typewriter Alphabet A – P
• Vintage Typewriter Alphabet
• Honey Comb
• Soulful Scribbles Let Go
• 4" x 4" November 2019 StencilClub stencil
• Organic Roots 1

Our work can be found at www.blue-goosestudios.com and https://www.etsy.com/shop/BlueGooseStudios.