One stencil can be used to get a big variety of prints!
My 9" x 12" stencil Prayer Flags, for example ...
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| Above: For this print I started with white glossy cardstock; after making an acrylic paint monoprint on it, I used a contrasting color of acrylic paint with the stencil. |
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| Above: This greeting card started with a print that I cut to size with Fiskars deckle-edged scissors. After adding the paper to the card with a gluestick, I used heavy gel medium to fasten the heart into place. To prepare the heart, I'd collaged an older print over a blank wood heart (from a craft store); then I'd trimmed it with fine-detail scissors. |
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| Above: multiple layers of prints on stretched canvas. |
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| Above: Here, I used the stencil twice, side by side. |
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| Above: Again, multiple prints were made with the stencil, one atop another. With each print, I used a different color paint and placed the stencil at a different angle than had been used in the earlier prints. |
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