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Join me today on the StencilGirl Talk blog where I show you how to subtly use your stencils to make your art pop!

Hope to see you there!

Inside my Heart

Come over to StencilGirl Talk and see how this piece came together with lots of layers! See you there!

Creating Owls

Come visit me on StencilGirl Talk all day today where I show you how to create this textured owl.  

It will be a hoot! (okay I couldn't help myself) 

Hope to see you there!

Have a Heart

Come join me today on StencilGirl Talk where I will show you how I made this non-traditional heart art!

Matisse & Me

Come visit me today on StencilGirl Talk where I will show you how I took inspiration from this Matisse painting!

Bloom with Joy today!

Hop on over to the StencilGirl Talk blog and watch how I used a variety of stencils, paint, fabric and paste to create this Joyful Floral bouquet!

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Patriotic Pop

Just in time for Flag Day...come see my artistic interpretation of the American flag today on the StencilGirl Talk blog!

Abstract Ripples

Hop over to StencilGirl Talk for a free tutorial on how I made this colorful abstract canvas!

Have a beautiful day!

Look what's happening on StencilGirl Talk today

***** If you are looking for the Seth Apter Bloghop, please scroll down **** 

Hop on over to StencilGirl Talk and see how I used Carolyn Dube's Union and Linked stencils to help create dimension and variation in this art background.

Bonus Project with StencilGirl Flower Tiles stencil!

If you visited the StencilGirl Talk blog yesterday, you saw me create a piece of art with Mary Beth Shaw's Flower Tiles stencil.  It is soooo beautiful!

Today I will show you how I used it to turn a "blah" clipboard into something worth showing off.

First, I clipped the stencil under the clip.  Then I took white paint and dabbed through.

ooooh….I just love the way it looks! :)

I then took gray paint and dabbed the back a solid gray covering up my daughter's doodles and name.

After it was gray, I took the white and dabbed through again over the gray.

To give it a more finished look I dabbed around the edges with the white on the front.  I placed the stencil over the white and dabbed some gray through to give it a little more interest.

Voila ~ a quick and easy transformation!  Hope you enjoyed!    

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Hop over to StencilGirl Talk today!

Hop over to the StencilGirl Talk blog today and watch how I use Mary Beth Shaw's stencil to create an angel!

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