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| Love this die cut from Sizzix - it goes through the Big Shot die cutter |
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| I put 4 pre-fused fabrics on the die cut, then stenciled the dots on the dresses |
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| Using Deli Sheets, I can help the paint dry faster by placing it over the top and picking up the wet paint |
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| Putting the fabrics together. See the aqua fabric? I put it on crooked. So, I am going to fix that with another piece of fabric |
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| Most times, this is how I stencil, after the fact, not on a bunch of fabric. I used the alphabet stencils, industrial fence, flowers and leaves, doors and buttons, and what's the point. Here is the link for StencilGirl Products |
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| I am using this stencil brush and Blick Acrylic Paint in Black |
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| And here we go! Dress Up! Just needs to be sewn! |
This is adorable! Can you use a regular sizzix?
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i love it - so fresh and fun and free. thank you for sharing your process - you make it look so fun to try!
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I love your process and color combinations - just delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo sooo cool Jamie! You make fiber art look so easy and fun!
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