February 21, 2016

Make a Reliquary with Stencils, Clay, and Collage

Just stopping in to let everyone know that I have a new project up for my Gwen's Gems monthly post on StencilGirl Talk. This month I was inspired by an antique Roman reliquary and I made my own version using stencils, paints, collage, mica powders, and Aves Apoxy Clay.

Making a Reliquary with Stencils - Gwen Lafleur

Make sure you head over to StencilGirl Talk to see more photos of the project as well as a step-by-step tutorial!

Feb 21, 2016 11:00:00 PM | Art Journal / Mixed Media, StencilGirl, StencilGirl Creative Team, StencilGirl Stencils by Me!, Tutorials

2 Comments

Larisa

I read the tutorial. This is stunning! Everything fits together so nicely and the idea with clay for cirles and little flowers is great. Thank you for sharing!

Posted by: Larisa | February 22, 2016 at 11:24 PM

Gwen Lafleur

Thank you so much Larisa - so glad that you enjoyed it!

Posted by: Gwen Lafleur | February 24, 2016 at 08:26 PM

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