One Upload of Paint; Two Stencil Prints ... with WEBBED MEDALLION

Using an old nautical map (garage sale purchase) as my substrate, I laid down my 6" x 6" stencil Webbed Medallion, then went over it with a sponge roller loaded with heavy body acrylic paint --

Above:  an example of rolling a sponge brayer across heavy body acrylic paint to collect a generous load of paint.

-- with the result below --

When a sponge brayer is loaded with heavy body acrylic paint, just one application leaves the stencil heavily covered with paint, after it's been used to make the original print.  

So I can quickly lift the stencil, flip it over, and press it to another area on the substrate.  Below is the print that resulted.

One application of paint; two very different results.

Thank you for visiting my blog today!

To follow this blog by email, please use the option in the upper right.

I'm happy to say that I've designed 70 stencils for StencilGirl.  The multiple web pages of my stencils start here.