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| House stencil designed by me for StencilGirl Products and Welcome to the Blog Hop! |
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| Bali Snaps - precuts from Hoffman California Fabrics. The perfect size for stencils |
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| Bright and beautiful colors to choose from |
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| I lined them up on my design table, and fused them with Mistyfuse, so they are all ready to go |
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| Stenciling with acrylic paint, using a paint brush. I did a bunch, so that I would have plenty of fabrics for a variety of projects |
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| The first project is a group of prayer flags, that are 2-sided, so they look great from both sides, hanging. The houses were fused to the cotton fabric, and then sewn across the top block of each house square back to back. The fabric is all raw edge. Ribbon was sewn over the top, so they could hang easily |
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| I think they look lovely hanging in my garden |
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| The other view |
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| It will be fun to see how they hold up through the elements of sun, rain and birds |
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| A small art quilt using 3 of the house stencils, 2 with Cup of Joe and the flowers and leaves stencil |
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| 'Welcome Home' door hanger - could be a great gift! |
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| A jar in my studio needed a little extra fun, so I decoupaged houses on both sides. |
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| Party vases using old jars. Fabric decoupaged to jars, both sides, with matte medium. Pretty fun! Here is the list of artists in the The StencilGirl Blog Hop. StencilGirl will be giving a way this House stencil. All you have to do is make sure to comment on as many blogs as you want. The
winner will be picked from every comment made on the hop. Giveaway is now closed. Thank you everyone for participating in the HOP! The winner is Janelle R. for the giveaway, go to the StencilGirl Talk blog
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Janelle R.
Please send me a message on the right sidebar with your mailing information and I will get your stencil out to you!
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Monday, September 2nd.
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Love the banner idea. I love the house stencil and might use for cards.
ReplyDeleteHi, love this stencil. I do a lot of house designs. I would use it with my gelli plate and in my journal and in some small quilts and paper works. Thanks for the ideas. I want to make a flag like yours too,
ReplyDeleteI love houses - I'd love to make a banner like yours or incorporate them into my journals! A perfect size too!
ReplyDeleteI am so in awe of your sweet, sweet projects. Loved working with this stencil. You mini quilt is fabulous! Love your cup of Joe stencil too! xox
ReplyDeleteNow this is one amazing array of ideas Jamie! Thanks for sharing all of your terrific ideas for using the Stencil Girls products and the tips for applying the cute hose prints to "SNAPS" from Bali Batiks for a variety of very cool studio and home decor items. I would make a few cards for welcome home greetings for friends away or in hospital... and some great coasters for cottages and gatherings like our SAQA meetings where everyone has a glass to set on someones furniture and pass them along as a hostess gift!
ReplyDeleteBethany Garner in Kingston ON Canada
Wow! You found such marvelous applications for the stencil images. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteLove the stencil!! I think your small art quilt is amazing! I would like to make one of those.
ReplyDeleteLove the house stencils! Cute idea on the prayer flags!
ReplyDeleteI love this stencil! My granddaughter loves little houses and we draw them alot. I would use the stencil to make art for her room and maybe a small quilt too. Love your projects and the Cup o Joe is really my favorite. Thanks for a chance to win your stencils!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, you are flippin' awesome girl!!! Such inspiration, I love seeing them in the garden especially.
ReplyDeleteThese are great Jamie. Wait 'til you see my contribution to the hop...great minds...LOL
ReplyDeleteThese houses are so fun - fits into your 'palette' of stencils. I love them all. Thanks for your designs. Karen@karenamelia.com
ReplyDeleteGreat post and ideas, Jamie. I especially love the prayer flags. Will you post them on the prayer flag blog?
ReplyDeleteLove the prayer flags! Outdoor fabric is on sale now....hummmmm...... Thank you for Tue wonderful ideas. Love the house stencils!!
ReplyDeleteWhat great projects and ideas. I love your stencils!
ReplyDeleteI love how those look, really fun idea for a quilt. I am trying to think of ideas for my daughter's room and want to go with a bright art theme so she can mix and match designs.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Jamie,
ReplyDeleteFun uses for your house stencil. Love the door knob hanger and the 2 sided prayer flags. Let's see...how could I use this cute stencil? I know! How about stenciling on paper for wrapping paper or a collage, or stenciling on a plain pillow case/sham, bed or sofa! Or stencil on fabric for a doggie pillow/bed or for a cat quilt! Too much fun!
I love this stencil (I am obsessed with cute houses) ... since I mainly art journal I would make a little town and journal about things.
ReplyDeleteI've been playing with mixed media ever since you released your rebel quilting DVD. You - and these stencils - are so inspiring! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSo many goodies you've made with this stencil! WOW!
ReplyDeleteLast time I stenciled it was on a wall - years and years ago. Would love to try on fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love the stencil and the way you've used it. I would probably use it for art journaling.
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful wicked cool stencils you created and used to craft those beautiful fabric squares!! You are very creative! Thank you for sharing with a new follower/visitor on this new stencil girl hop!
ReplyDeleteLove your stencil and all of the creative ways it has been used on the blog hop. I would most likely use it for art journaling and for backgrounds on scrapbook layouts. As I'm typing this I'm thinking moulding paste to make a textured background!
ReplyDeleteI've seen your quilts in the magazines glad to see you selling the stencil
ReplyDeletereally wonderful projects showcasing your fab stencil-I'm loving it on fabric as did some of the other artists on this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI love this stencil. It has so many possibilities. I had never thought of using fabric, but a wall hanging just seems right.
ReplyDeleteWow! You've used your stencil in so many dynamic ways and opened my eyes to possibilities. As I'm a textile kinda gal I'd enjoy playing with these lovely cottages on fabric.
ReplyDeleteThat is soooooo neat!!! I love the hanging banner well actually all of your projects. you have some super cute houses.
ReplyDeleteLove your ideas!
ReplyDeleteHmm... I think I would use the stencil in an altered book, and a picture for new home owner friends!
Oh how fun! Its amazing all the different uses there are for stencils! I would love to use one of these stencils in a background for a page that just popped in my head! Would be perfect! Thanks so much for sharing and for a chance to win this awesome stencil. Janelle R
ReplyDeleteWow, so amazing. I love prayer flags. What a good idea.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stencil and the different projects you crafted were awesomely amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe idea of completing many square at one time is great... The. Using them as the need arises. The stencil is fabulous especially for the garden banner! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the prayer flags
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I LOVE the Houses stencil. What a talented lady you are. I would love to make quilt squares using the Houses stencil. I've never stenciled on fabric before and would love to give it a try. I'm thinking two small quilts for my granddaughters for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI love the stencil and I would probably use it like the prayer flags...although I love the small quilt, too!
ReplyDeleteJamie, your houses are wonderful. They have a great Batik look on your flags. What a great idea.
ReplyDeletei love your stencils! i have been dying to get this one, i was thinking of using it in my collages but after all the awesome artwork i just saw on this blog hop, for sure i want to make a flag, tx for sharing so many ideas! aloha, angi in hana
ReplyDeleteI love the prayer flags
ReplyDeletePrayer flags in a garden.. how marvelous!
ReplyDeleteThe stencil is delightful! And it' so intricate. I would use it in an art quilt. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove your houses. So many uses come to mind. I love your fabric creativity!
ReplyDeleteLove your houses, the use of your stencils on so many ways. gr. mia
ReplyDeleteLove those houses.
ReplyDeleteI would use all the bits in different places. A house here, a squiggle leaf there, fits and dashes everywhere. So much movement in the
ReplyDeleteshapes!
Great job!
Really love those prayer flags. I'd use the stencil on simple greetings cards.
ReplyDeletelove all the great things you did with that stencil. just great. xoxo
ReplyDeleteLove the houses stencil, it's soo versatile! Your samples are awesome. Myself, I could use it to make book covers, hand made cards etc. Or maybe a couple of decorated canvases for my hallway?!
ReplyDeleteI have a journal page that is begging for that stencil!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the prayer flags & might have to do that too if I had my hands on this stencil! I would also use it on a canvas to create a little town! Your work is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI love to paint houses so I would make a mixed media canvas with them.
ReplyDeleteoooh! I love the way you've used the stencil on fabric; I've only recently discovered prayer flags and think they're wonderful!
ReplyDeleteJamie! I love your stencil and your prayer flag- and I will use your stencil the same way but with muslin and some other fabrics I have!
ReplyDeleteI love everything you've created using the house stencil. Thanks for the inspiration. I would use the stencil in my visual journal.
ReplyDeleteI think on a small clutch would be fun, great designs!
ReplyDeleteLove the flags you made. I haven't done much with fabric but I would love to try these on fabric - probably to then go in my journal. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLOVE! LOVE! LOVE! what you did with this stencil. Hope I win so I can play. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love your stencils, Jamie, because they are so much a part of you and your art. It is wonderful to see the flags, and I am looking forward to seeing them in person in just a few days.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Leslie
Your stencil is such fun. I love how everyone used it and made it their own!!! Can't wait to get my inky fingers on it.
ReplyDeleteThe stencil is so cute and so YOU! I love that you made a little quilt mixing the houses with other stencils... I would combine your stencil houses with some of my own photography to create some mixed media and fabric pieces....
ReplyDeleteGreat color combinations! Maybe I'll get over my fear of fabric.
ReplyDeleteI would love to use this stencil in my art journal but if I ever pull out my sewing machine again, those prayer flags are too cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love these little buildings - oh and the Bali squares too - a patchwork skirt perhaps? But as I am primarily a potter, I would find some way to incorporate them in my clay work.
ReplyDeleteI would use this in my journals and in my art quilts!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects!! I would use the stencil in my art journal and probably other ways too!
ReplyDeletelove your inspiring examples - esp. the prayer flags! I love houses in all incarnations - old spooky ones for Halloween would be a good option!
ReplyDeleteI would make prayer flags, using Paint sticks, on backgrounds made with my Gelli plate. Also postcards... love to swap small art projects with my friends.
Hello Jamie, how great to see the use of stencils on quits. I grew up with quilts on my bed, all designed by my grandmother! Love all the colors, and such agreat idea to put them on a clothes lane. Great inspirations!
ReplyDeleteInspiration over and over with your projects Jami!! I especially like the Prayer Flags and want to try this! Thank you so much for Hopping with us and designing such a wonderful stencil for us to all play with :)
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