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PanPastels, Stencils, and an Oops…and How to Seal Them!

Great video showing how to seal PanPastels and how to use them with stencils in an art journal! Ladders stencil designed by Carolyn Dube for StencilGirl Products 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?
Great video showing how to seal PanPastels and how to use them with stencils in an art journal!

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.

Here are the supplies I used. Some of these links are affiliate links which means I get a small percentage. It doesn’t cost you anything extra and you are helping me keep this blog and my videos ad free! Thank you- I don’t like ads any more than you do!


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  • Denise Spillane ,

    Carolyn, this turned out great! Love turning the ladders on their sides, clever girl!

  • Judy Mac ,

    Picket fences have always been one of my favorite things. Using these ladder stencils as fences is a charming idea!

  • Corrine ,

    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.
    stamping sue
    http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/