Last Day to Grab Sale Prices at StencilGirlProducts.com

Day 3 is upon us.

At StencilGirlProducts.com, it's the last-day opportunity to save money while stencil-shopping, not only for stencils and masks I've designed, but also for every other designer's stencils and masks!

Stencils Designed by Cecilia Swatton | StencilGirl Products

Stencils Designed by Cecilia Swatton | StencilGirl Products

This only-once-a-year sale at StencilGirlProducts.com started  Nov. 3, 2023 ... and ends 11:59 PM, Central Standard Time, on Nov. 5.  That's today!  (I added that last 2-word sentence because I often go blank as to exactly where on a calendar I'm finding myself!  My smartphone keeps track for me!)

Today's clock is ticking!  Cinderella, you need more stencils and masks!  Soon arrives the last moment to save 20% not only on my stencils , but also all other StencilGirlProducts.com stencils*!

Note:  The discount will be taken automatically at checkout. No coupon code needed!

And get this:  If you buy 6 stencils of the same size, StencilGirl’s 10% everyday discount is automatically applied to those stencils.

But there's more!  FREEBIES are to be had!  Buy $500+ and get an original piece of art by Mary Beth Shaw, alongside the stencils and masks in your order.  Please note: Freebies are calculated after discounts are applied. 

*Some restrictions apply.

Coming up next:  a greeting card created by artist Kathy Chang. Kathy used my 6" x6" Garden at Nemours Mask s658.  Once upon a time, it was easy to find blank greeting cards and envelopes that fell neatly within the 6" x 6" range -- measurements that made a perfect fit for prints made with my 6" x 6" masks and envelopes.  Back then, I had no idea that this size of card and envelope would creep out of vogue.  But creep it did!  A variety of sizes still exists.  Perhaps the best fit for prints made using 6" x 6" masks and stencils are the blank cards, with envelopes, that measure roughly 5" x 7".  I'm guessing that this is the size Kathy Chang chose when she made the gorgeous print on her greeting card, shown below....

Every once in a while I have a love affair with black-and-white abstract imagery.   Usually I highlight it with a pinch of red, or metallic gold or metallic silver. The next photo, below, shows a greeting card -- of the 5" x 7" size! -- that features a small black-and-white 2-piece collage.  The bottom piece (mostly white) was cut from a print that I made using 9" x 12" Blooming Where Planted L449. The top piece (mostly black) was made using a cut-0ut from a print made with 9" x 12" Fantasia L450.   Across that small top print is a (faint) ghost print of white, made using Blooming Where Planted L449.  Creating a ghost print (aka a reverse print) is basically the same as if you were inking a rubber stamp, then pressing it wet-side down onto a receiving surface.  Ergo, a mask or stencil briefly works as a rubber stamp that's thin but sturdy and flexible! 

 

The sale clock is ticking at StencilGirlProducts.com!

You can take advantage savings on stencils and masks  through 11:59 p.m. CST, November 5th, 2023 -- that's tonight, Cinderella!

Thank you for touching base here today! To scroll through the pages of my stencils and masks at StencilGirlProducts, please start here.