You may remember that I attempted to do some fabric painting on a bag the other week; well I purchased some new stencils, the other week, and the finally arrived.
As you may recall, I wasn't happy that the owl on the other side, and didn't feel it "popped" enough, so this time I created a white background.
I placed the mask on the bag, and then placed masking tape around it to outline the size of square I needed. Removing the mask I painted the square.
The mask was then put back, and the tape moved to hold it in place.
Finally with a stencil brush, having removed the mask, I randomly stippled the blue outline.
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| close up |
and just to remind you - this was the first side. (I think I might use the stippled edge idea, and add to this with a white stippled edge - that should make it "pop" more.)
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| the first side |
I had intended to spend the day yesterday with a paintbrush in my hand, after stenciling the owl, but unexpectedly I had to look after my youngest granddaughters, so I though I would share what they got up to to prevent me from doing "my thing"!
Obviously it involved stencils! but I played it safe and they used card and water-colour paints. They also raided my stash of flowers etc.
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| The 7 year old's cardboard bag - 1st side |
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| and the reverse side |
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| The 4 year old's stenciling and collage |
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| another by the 4 year old - but she was getting tired by this time - lol! |
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