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Video for October's Colorful Gelli Print Party making your own texture plate with Plaid fabric paint by Carolyn Dube Join me for a Colorful Gelli Print Party!

 

Let the fun begin a bit early for this month’s Colorful Gelli Print Party!  I am making texture plates on leftover cardboard for my playtime on the Gelli Plate this month.

 

 

Video for October's Colorful Gelli Print Party making your own texture plate with Plaid fabric paint by Carolyn Dube

The magic texture maker is Tulip Dimensional Paint.

Those butterflies are so consistent thanks to a great Judikins stamp.  As the color built up on the butterflies all I could think about was cutting them apart and using them in something.  No problem that I love them since I can easily make more.

 

Video for October's Colorful Gelli Print Party making your own texture plate with Plaid fabric paint by Carolyn Dube

 

Here’s a close up of the ghost print on the envelope. I can mail it, I can use it in an art journal, I could make an envelope book out of it…so many possibilities!

 

 

 

You can watch October’s Colorful Gelli Print Party on YouTube here.

Join me for a Colorful Gelli Print Party!Thank you to everyone who linked up for September’s party and shared their ideas, projects, and fabulous prints! If you haven’t seen them yet- take a look at the September’s Colorful Gelli Print Party!   Now on to this month’s party.  It is open all month!

 

Link up your Gelli Plate blog posts, flickr photos, YouTube videos , any online media you’re using to share your work– it is all welcome!  New posts or recent posts are welcome!

  • Link to a specific blog post or flickr page or YouTube video or other source that way people can easily find your Gelli goodness.
  • Add a link back to the party so others can join us too!
  • Leave a comment on at least 2 other links from the party.  You know how  comments encourage  creative types!
  • Participate as many times as you want- just be sure it relates to the Gelli Plate.

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Step by step tag using Pam Carriker's color wheel stencil, rubber stamps, and a butterfly punch by Carolyn Dube http://stencilgirlproducts.com/stencils-6x6/view/828

 

I like color.  I know you are shocked since it is such a well kept secret that I like color….Well today I am playing in the stencil hop with Pam Carriker’s Primary, Secondary, Tertiary color wheel stencil for StencilGirl Products.

 

Step by step tag using Pam Carriker's color wheel stencil, rubber stamps, and a butterfly punch by Carolyn Dube

 

I started with a tag by gluing on some old writing and then randomly rubber stamping.

 

 

 

 

 

Step by step tag using Pam Carriker's color wheel stencil, rubber stamps, and a butterfly punch by Carolyn Dube

 

I added color with acrylic paint and Pam’s stencil, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary color wheel.  I am so glad this hop fell on a Friday so I could share this with my friends at Paint Party Friday!

 

 

 

 

Step by step tag using Pam Carriker's color wheel stencil, rubber stamps, and a butterfly punch by Carolyn Dube

 

Since I love the entire rainbow there had to be more color on this tag. In came the green and yellow acrylic paint.

 

 

 

 

 

Step by step tag using Pam Carriker's color wheel stencil, rubber stamps, and a butterfly punch by Carolyn Dube

 

I had some butterflies left over from another project (yesterday’s in fact) and what is on my counter is often exactly what I need.  A parade of colorful butterflies just made me happy!

 

 

 

 

Step by step tag using Pam Carriker's color wheel stencil, rubber stamps, and a butterfly punch by Carolyn Dube

 

This cried out for text but I “had nothing to say” so an old book to the rescue.  I searched around in the book for phrases that felt interesting. The 2 phrases, “tell me your wish” and “I could use my secret powers” worked so well together.  But I needed 2 words – of color.  Guess what- it is pretty tedious to actually look in a book for an exact word.  So I built color instead of looking for it forever…

 

 

Want to see more ways to use Pam’s stencils?  There is loads of inspiration in the stencil hop! And you can win one of Pam’s stencils too- just leave a comment here to be entered. Want more chances to win?  Hop on over to the other blogs and leave a comment on each one of them for more chances to win!

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Step-by-step tag using Jessica Sporn's stencil for StencilGirl by Carolyn Dube

 

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Need a helping hand?  How about a round of applause because these hands are handy!   Okay, I promise, no more puns…I’m hopping with Jessica Sporn’s new Hands stencil from StencilGirl Products.

 

 

Step-by-step tag using Jessica Sporn's stencil for StencilGirl by Carolyn Dube

 

 

I had this tag on my counter that has taken all sorts of paint and mess over the last couple of weeks.  Any time I have extra paint on a brush I don’t want to waste it so I pop it on something- anything I can find.

 

 

 

Step-by-step tag using Jessica Sporn's stencil for StencilGirl by Carolyn Dube

 

 

Jessica’s Hands stencil was perfect for my tag.  She has a whole bunch of hands on this stencil which made it easy to find the one that fit just right.

 

 

 

 

Step-by-step tag using Jessica Sporn's stencil for StencilGirl by Carolyn Dube

Needed some inspiration for what the hand was reaching for and along came a butterfly right out side my window.

So, an ancient paper punch on some painted paper to capture what I dream about with butterflies…having them visit me like I was Snow White whistling to the creatures of the forest.

Since I avoid the outdoors due to biting critters, stinging critters, and pollen it is rare that a butterfly lands on me…

 

 

Added a bit of baker’s twine (yea to me for using some of my stash and not hoarding!), a touch of white paint and the word dream from a Sizzix die.

I love that I used so many supplies that last forever- like punches, dies, and stencils.  That means I will never run out so I don’t want to hoard them!

Step-by-step tag using Jessica Sporn's stencil for StencilGirl by Carolyn Dube

 

There’s lots of creative goodness on this hop so be sure to stop by and check it all out! Jessica’s giving away one of her stencils too!  Leave a comment here to be entered and you can do the same on every blog below!  That means 8 chances to win!

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