Your May StencilClub Reveal...

StencilGirl® Products is proud to announce Megan Whisner Quinlan a new designer for StencilClub 2022!  Many of you have seen Megan's work through social media and we're super excited to offer these exclusive designs as your May StencilClub set! 

Joining StencilClub means you have access to the coolest stencils around. Stencils that aren't sold anywhere else except to club members. Artist designs, made especially for club members. To get an idea of the past offerings, check out our website! 

Each month, you get the following:

• Two 9" x 12" EXCLUSIVE Stencils. 

Always Artist Designed! Sometimes there will be 2 designs, other times there will be multiple designs on two stencils.

• An EXCLUSIVE video for MEMBERS ONLY provided by the designing artist. It's a class in itself!

• A downloadable PDF with basic instructions to go along with the video for that month.

• Entrance into a SECRET Facebook group for MEMBERS ONLY! A place to share, inspire and talk all about stencils!

• Plus, as a MEMBER, you are eligible to purchase ANY past month for the membership price. Email Us with a list of which previous StencilClub sets you would like to purchase and he will provide you with a bill through PayPal.

• StencilClub members receive a loyalty coupon code each month good for 20% off stencils in the public collection. It can be used more than once.

StencilClub is only:

$25 USD - United States, monthly 

$35 USD - International, monthly

Join StencilClub by May 15th to get this exclusive stencil set from Megan Whisner Quinlan! 

A Daisy of a Mask

Hello friends, Wendy here with another textile project for you... This time with a face mask. I have an inexpensive one here that I want to spruce up. 

I did not want to stencil this in a flat state (wrinkles were getting in the way) so I had some scrap quilt batting that I bundled up and placed in the mask making it pretty round and squishy.

Doing this made the wrinkles go away, you could also use a paper towel, toilet paper etc. whatever you have on hand. 

Next I used a sponge and applied white gesso through the Tossed Blossom Stencil by Terri Stegmiller

I chose Golden Gesso but any white paint that you have on hand will do. I didn't worry about adding textile medium since this is a mask and doesn't have to hold up to a lot of rough wear.

For the centers, I freehanded Hansa Yellow Medium by golden but again, use any yellow you have on hand. 

I also took this opportunity to clean up any of the petals that may not have stenciled properly. Easy peasy since the outline was already there.

With a black 1.5 Fudeball pen I then outlined the petals and the centers for all the flowers. Use whatever you have just be sure it is a permanent ink. 

Here it is all done, isn't it so cute now? I think so and will wear it with pride :)

Thank you for joining me today and if you would like to do something like this on a bigger scale check out my post I did in November here.