NEW StencilGuts are on Sale While Supplies Last

StencilGuts are on sale, available on a first ordered, first filled basis.

NEW GUTS ALERT! here are 3 new sets courtesy of Mary Beth & John Shaw's partner in the business, the super Frank Karfs.

StencilGuts sell out incredibly fast, just sayin'! 

Click any picture to go to the StencilGuts page.

StencilGuts Alphabet #1, SG10 Bonus: Comes with the stencil!

These random font alphabet letters are approximately 1" tall.

StencilGuts Numbers, SG11 Bonus! Come with the stencil!

These numbers are approximately 1 1/4" & 1/3/16" tall.

These capital Times letters are approximately 1 1/4" tall.

StencilGuts Alphabet Times, SG10 Bonus! Comes with the Stencil!

What can you do with StencilGuts? Mary Beth will show you in this video and you can see what some of our current and past Creative Team members (Tina Walker, Louise Nelson, Debi Adams, Carol Baxter, and Torrie Gass) created too!

Birds, SG01

Cats & Rabbits SG02

Flourishes, SG03

Geometric Shapes SG04

Hands SG05

Random StencilGuts, SG06

Check out these marvelous mixed media projects by Mary Beth Shaw, stencil designers Trena Brandon and Sandee Setliff, as well as our loyal customer and friend Janis Graham.

There is a small number of random States left.

Random States SG09

Are you still undecided about StencilGuts?

You can use them to add texture to journal covers and pages, cover with washi tape for later use as collage elements, and even make funky jewelry like Janet Joehlin, Gwen Lafleur, Mary C. Naser, Mary Beth Shaw, and Carol Baxter did!

NEW Product: Ephemera Tape Holder

Except for Random, Eastern & Middle States, StencilGuts are SOLD OUT.

But we do have a cool

TAPE HOLDER!

Mary Beth Shaw has a new product, a Tape Holder, for you to store your handmade ephemera tape!

There are 6 sections incrementally sized to hold your beautiful tapes.

Perfectly designed for storage, travel, and gifts!

Nab a Tape Holder

Guts! Guts! Guts! Stencil Guts available while they last!

StencilGuts are for sale right now!

There are several sets to choose from but orders are filled first come first serve - when they are gone, they are gone.

Cats Rabbits There's a few left!

Birds  There's a few left! Uh oh! They just flew away too!



Geometric  Sorry, sold out!


Random Sorry, sold out!

Flourishes  Sorry, sold out!

 

Cats Rabbits There's a few left!

Hands  Sorry, sold out!

What are StencilGuts? How might you use them?

So glad you asked!

StencilGuts are the pieces and parts of a stencil that get removed as it is being readied for sale. There are 6 sets available.

You can use them as pieces and parts in mixed media art or jewelry! 

The masks of things like cats and birds, leaves and curlicues are marvelous used as, well, masks! 

You are sure to be inspired by the mixed media shadow boxes 4 of our fave creative folk (Sandee Setliff, Trena Brannon, Janis Graham, and Cathy Costelle) and Mary Beth made recently incorporating StencilGuts: 

Cats Rabbits 

Sold out fast: Geometric, Random Guts, Flourishes, Cats Rabbits, Hands, Birds  

Click to grab your StencilGuts now!

StencilGuts are ON SALE right now - ONLY while supplies last!

StencilGuts are ON SALE from now, April 9th until they sell out.

First come, first served!

Your freaky fun StencilGuts choices:

Birds  SOLD OUT
Geometric 
Dirty Random 

Flourishes  SOLD OUT

Cats Rabbits SOLD OUT

Hands  SOLD OUT

Most stencil companies discard the parts that fall out of the mylar when stencils and masks are cut.

Mary Beth could never discard anything so beset with possibilities!

Our CreativeTeam used them and you can too!

On a mixed media canvas as Tina Walker made:

To create a mixed media project on a wood substrate as Debi Adams used StencilGuts:

You can nest StencilGuts within your art journal:

Torrie Gass of Fox and Hazel writes: "Inspired by the bird illustration at the bottom of this page, I used these fun little bird StencilGuts to create two new & fun elements in my art journal. On the left page I used the little birds as masks and stenciled some bird images, then drew over them with a fine black pen. On the right, I decided to paint some of the birds with a paint pen, then stitch them onto my page as an embellishment. I love the extra texture the stitched birds add, and these StencilGuts can be used in so many more ways!"

Uh oh!

These art journals better not get together. Belen's Art & Whimsy StencilGut cats look PAWsitively curious!

You can use StencilGuts to make earrings with tassels like Louise Nelson did:

You can make an embellished bookmark out of StencilGuts and some scrap collage paper:

You can use them to get silly with greeting cards like Carol Baxter did:

You could use guts on an art tag, on a box, as the base for a necklace focal, or even pour-on the embossing powder and make elements to use in your art later.

Your absolutely cool StencilGuts choices - available until we sell out:

Birds 
Geometric 
Dirty Random 

Flourishes  SOLD OUT

Cats Rabbits SOLD OUT

Hands  SOLD OUT

StencilGuts trivia: One of Mary Beth's students, Anne Holliday, gets the credit for the name.

More creativity with StencilGuts:

As components of a necklace

Painted on the covers of an art journal

Within the pages of an art journal

Covered with washi tape

Collaged on a book cover