March 13, 2018

From the Artist Tribe - Stenciled Easter Eggs

I'm absolutely loving the project that Jill McDowell is sharing today from the Artist Tribe... she's used my stencil designs to make these utterly fabulous stenciled Easter eggs!

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Aren't they incredible? She's used several of my stencil designs from both my original Ornamental stencil collection as well as my Decorative stencil designs. Make sure you stop by her blog today to see more photos of these beautiful eggs as well as details on how she made them!

P.S., don't forget about the shop anniversary sale that starts Friday! You won't want to miss it!

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Mar 13, 2018 4:00:00 AM | Art Journal / Mixed Media, Gwen Lafleur Studios, StencilGirl, StencilGirl Stencils by Me!, The Artist Tribe at Gwen Lafleur Studios

2 Comments

stephanie

stunning!

Posted by: stephanie | March 13, 2018 at 09:17 AM

Jackie P Neal

Truly stunning!

Posted by: Jackie P Neal | March 20, 2018 at 04:48 AM

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