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Welcome to Nathalie Kalbach and Stencil Girl Products Blog Hop
As many of you already know, my friend Nathalie (n*studio) has designed several Stencils for Stencil Girl Products and she is organizing a blog hop for everyone to know them.
You can imagine how happy I am for her and how honoured I feel for being part in this week's blog hop, together with a group of excepcionally creative women. Thank you so much for inviting me Nat!
We all used the Crackle stencil for our projects. One of my favourites.
It is perfect for backgrounds and so versatile for any artistic proyect. the design of the holes in random sizes and layout makes it look like real crackles
Bienvenidos al Blog Hop de Nathalie Kalbach and Stencil Girl products
Como muchas sabéis, mi amiga Nathalie ha diseñado una colección de stencils para Stencil Girl Products y para darlos a conocer ha organizado diversos blog hops
Os podéis imaginar lo feliz que estoy por ella y lo entusiasmada que estoy de participar en el blog hop de esta semana, junto con un grupo de mujeres excepcionalmente creativas. Muchas gracias por la invitación Nat!
El stencil que hemos utilizado para nuestros proyectos es uno de mis favoritos. Un craquelado.
Es perfecto para fondos y muy versátil para utilizar en cualquier proyecto artístico. El diseño de los huecos de distintos tamaños y la disposición caótica de los mismos hace que el resultado sea muy similar a un craquelado real.
For my project I altered a terracotta pot (1)
Hold the stencil around the pot and secure it with masking tape (2)
Apply a generous coat of texture paste (3)
Lift the stencil and let it dry (clean the stencil asap) (4)
Once dry, sand the surface a bit, to make it even and one by one paint the crackles with the new Kuretake's Wink of Stella brush in golden colour. (5)
If you apply more than a layer of paint in several crackles randomly, you'll get a great effect of lights and shadows (6 and 7)
That's it. A pot with personality. I hope you like it.
Yo he alterado una maceta de terracota (1)
Una vez sujeto el stencil con cinta de carrocero (2), aplico una capa gruesa de pasta de textura (3)
Levantar el stencil y dejar secar (4) - limpia el stencil en cuanto puedas
Una vez seco, paso una lija para igualar el grosor y uno a uno, coloreo los trocitos de craquelado con el pincel dorado Wink of Stella Brush de Kuretake. (5)
Aplicando aleatoriamente distintas capas con el pincel, el efecto del brillo del craquelado destaca luces y sombras (6 y 7)
Listo, una maceta con personalidad :)
Espero que os guste.
And now, do not miss what these artists made with the stencil.
No os perdáis los trabajos de las demás.
WAIT!! There's more
I'm pretty sure you might find a GIVEAWAY over at Nat's Blog :)
BUT...she tells me if you comment here too you will have another entry into her giveaway!
As a matter of fact she will give you an entry into the giveaway for each blog you comment on--how cool is that! -
Leave a comment on each of the listed blogs and on my blog and let us know how you like the projects and Nathalie will pick randomly one lucky winner.
You have time to comment till August 13, 2013 - midnight EST.
AÚN HAY MÁS
Pásate por el Blog de Nat, donde podrás ganar uno de sus stencils de craquelado.
Peeero... me ha dicho que si dejas aquí en mi blog un comentario, tendrás otra oportunidad para conseguirlo.
De hecho, si dejas un comentario en cada uno de los blogs participantes y en el mío, tendrás en total 6 oportunidades de ganar tu stencil. Dinos cuánto te gustan los stencils y suerte!
Nathalie escogerá al azar al ganador.
Tienes hasta el 13 de agosto de 2013 a medianoche EST para dejar tu comentario
Me gusta muchísimo !!
ResponderEliminarBeautiful! I love this! What do you put over the stencil at step 3?
ResponderEliminarWoow- this is really cool!!! I love this!!! what a unique and cool idea to use the stencil. thank you so much for playing along with me :) huge hugs!
ResponderEliminarTe ha quedado genial
ResponderEliminarPetiteCandela
Not only do I love this project, I have an opportunity to practice my Spanish language skills! And I do need the practice. ;}
ResponderEliminarWhat a beautiful pot you made!
ResponderEliminarNow that's a cool use of the stencil, it looks brilliant!
ResponderEliminarChica Cuchy,que bonito.Mañana tendré mi Wink of Stella Brush de Kuretake y solo me faltará la pasta para poder jugar ;) xxxxxxxxxxxxx
ResponderEliminarFabulous use of the stencil!! TFS
ResponderEliminarwhat a great way to use this stencil. It looks lovely!
ResponderEliminarYou took that flower pot from ordinary to extraordinary!
ResponderEliminarLove what you did...fabulous!
ResponderEliminarVery clever use of the stencil. I only thought to use it on paper!
ResponderEliminarI love this ... using the stencil on a flower pot .. great!!! fun dimension.
ResponderEliminarReally like the texture on the pot.
ResponderEliminarI absolutely love what you did with this stencil. I cannot wait to get one and try it out. Thank you for sharing this awesome idea.
ResponderEliminarThis is beautiful and one would never know that it started as a plain terra cotta pot! Natalie's stencil girl stencil worked great in this application!
ResponderEliminarWhat a great idea! Will be trying this!
ResponderEliminarJulie
Julie@netvu.org
Such a gorgeous result from a very cool stencil.
ResponderEliminarLove what you did with that stencil.
ResponderEliminarFantastic project. Love this flower pot! xox
ResponderEliminarWow -- this turned out SO COOL! Love it!
ResponderEliminarwhat a beautiful idea, such talent! aloha, angi in hana
ResponderEliminarWhat a great idea...thanks for sharing.
ResponderEliminarGreat use of the stencil. I love these blog hops. This is my third stop, and it is so intriguing to see what different people will do with the same materials, creating such wildly different results. Thanks!
ResponderEliminarTotally fabulous! What a wonderful idea. Love it!
ResponderEliminarCarmen!!!!! What an awesome AWESOME use of Nat's stencil!!!!! LOVE it! So great to "hop" with you :)
ResponderEliminarVery cool crackled pot you created! I like it very much and would love to do one of my own! Thank you for taking the time to share with us hoppers.
ResponderEliminarAwesome, Cuchy! Always love your talented work---so inspiring!
ResponderEliminarI love what you did with the terracotta pot! I had never thought of doing that, and am quite inspired. Thanks for sharing.
ResponderEliminarLovely to see a different type of project instead of the usual paint etc on paper.
ResponderEliminarWhat a neat idea for the stencil! Of course it is plastic, so you can wrap it around surfaces! More and more ideas for this great stencil! Hugs!
ResponderEliminaroh my gosh, i just loved what you did with the crackle stencil. i can see that it has so many uses and is a must have stencil. glad to have found you in the process too. xox
ResponderEliminarWhat an crafty idea. Thank you for sharing.
ResponderEliminarQue buena idea Cuchy!! Tu como siempre sorprendiendo. Y que paciencia con el pintado!!
ResponderEliminarYo tengo el del crcuito y ya lo he usado en varios sitios. A ver si me toca este!!! :)
Wow! what an awesome piece you designed with Nat's stencil! thanks for sharing!
ResponderEliminarWhat an amazing idea!!
ResponderEliminarfabulous!
ResponderEliminarWhat an incredible way to use this stencil!
ResponderEliminarI love your pot!! How cool!!
ResponderEliminarMe ha encantado como lo has usado, la maceta te ha quedado preciosa!!! En el taller me quedé sin ese stencil, a ver si tengo suerte!!! besitos
ResponderEliminarI love the textured effect on this pot. Beautiful !
ResponderEliminarLove the stencils on the terra cotta pot. You took a boring pot and made it POP!
ResponderEliminarCuchi, tu proyecto está estupendo!! Gracias por compartir tu creatividad!
ResponderEliminarCarmen L
El Paso, TX
Felicidades por esta oportunidad que has tenido de deiseñar para Stencil Girl Products.
ResponderEliminarMe ha encantado el ejemplo qeu has puesto. En cuanto tenga oportunidad de conseguir los materiales necesarios voy a probar.
Saludos,
I love how you used the stencil to decorate the terra cotta pot. What a great idea. Thanks for sharing it with us!
ResponderEliminarWhat a great idea. I see lamps that are going to be changed! Fondly, Tami
ResponderEliminarI love this idea so much! Really great idea.
ResponderEliminarWhat a fabulous idea! I've decorated pots before, but never added dimension with a stencil. I'm definitely going to try this!
ResponderEliminarThanks for sharing and thanks for the give-away!
What a great way to use the stencil.
ResponderEliminarAwesome project! Thanks for sharing!
ResponderEliminarWhat a creative use of this stencil. Very cool.
ResponderEliminarOh my gosh this is an amazing project! Love it and I'm going to do this if I win this stencil!!
ResponderEliminarWhat an awesome and creative way to use stencils. I want to start adding cool texture to all kinds of stuff in my house now. Thank you for sharing!!!
ResponderEliminarQué modo tan imponente y creativo de usar plantillas. Quiero comenzar a añadir la textura chula a todas las clases de la materia en mi casa ahora. ¡¡Gracias por compartir!!!
Ayer nos contó Patricia lo que habías hecho... y no podía perdérmelo!!! Qué preciosidad de maceta!!! Eres fabulosa!!!
ResponderEliminarA fabulous stencil - I love what you've done with it!
ResponderEliminarBeautiful Flower Pot!!! Love it very much.
ResponderEliminarLOVE the flowerpot! It looks like something you would pay big bucks for in a home store. GORGEOUS!
ResponderEliminarI really love this crackle stencil and what you've done with it on the flower pot. I'd never heard of that pen you used until a couple of days ago, now I am seeing it all over the web.
ResponderEliminarWhat a fabulous project! Love the flower pot!
ResponderEliminarlove how you used this stencil-great idea
ResponderEliminarWhat a beautiful pot - I would have never thought to use the stencil this way :)
ResponderEliminarYou have turned an ordinary pot into a real treasure. What a versatile stencil!
ResponderEliminarCool idea for this stencil!!
ResponderEliminarGreat project. You did an awesome job!
ResponderEliminarI love your stencil ideas! They rock! I’d love to win one, as well! ;)
ResponderEliminar~Erica
Wow...what a unique project. Luv it!
ResponderEliminarCarmen, I doubt I ever would have thought of altering a flower pot with a stencil. You are so creative and your flower pot is simply gorgeous!! It sounds like a lot of us will be looking at using our stencils in that way!! I'll be back to see what other creative ideas you come up with.
ResponderEliminarVery creative use of the stencil. Really dig the colors you choose too!
ResponderEliminarVery nice use of the crackle stencil. I enjoy using modeling paste through my stencils.
ResponderEliminarAnni