After a day of play with one of my new stencils from StencilGirl, the ladders were left out on my counter. It’s a very good thing I didn’t put them away because when I saw them on their sides, suddenly I saw fences. So out came the PanPastels for fence play…would this be called fencing?
This play transported me to a field of fences, green grass and a magical tree. Since I had no idea where I was going when I started, there was an Oops or two. But I also found ways to work around that (the opportunities) and I’ve got it all in the video for you including how I sealed each layer!
Watch PanPastels, Stencils, and an Oops…and how to seal PanPastels on YouTube.
See how I created a totally different look with this same stencil in a recent post here.
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Carolyn, this turned out great! Love turning the ladders on their sides, clever girl!
Picket fences have always been one of my favorite things. Using these ladder stencils as fences is a charming idea!
Sealing them is always such a pain. Good ideas as always my friend. xox
They look like railroad tracks to me! how cool is that? 3 things for the price of one.
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