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Stencil 1- Repeat Fashion Chains

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 Journaling with Stencil 1
 
 
Cover pages with gesso, spray with misters. Allow to dry. 
 
 
 
Use Stencil 1- Repeat Fashion Chains with acrylic paint to add chains to page, dry.  Outline stenciled chain with distress marker, smear with finger (video shows technique).  To finished pages add pictures with gel medium, then stamp words and hearts.
 
 


 

Supplies:
Spray mists -Blue & Purple spray misters
Acrylic paint
Black distress marker
Stencil 1- Repeat Fashion Chains 4-pack
Stamps
 
 
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  1. Jackie PNMonday, April 06, 2015

    very nice journal pages Karen- and I love the use of the chain stencil!

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  2. JackieMonday, April 06, 2015

    Beautiful pages♥ Great use for the chains!

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  3. Barbara RankinMonday, April 06, 2015

    Love how you used the chains stencil to border your beautiful art journal pages. TFS the video process.

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  4. DIYDesignStudioMonday, April 06, 2015

    Your composition is lovely, you heartfelt imagery is wonderful. THANKS

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  5. Robin HorasanianMonday, April 06, 2015

    Great use of that chain stencil! Very nice journal page.

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