Saturday 16 June 2012

Rubbish Stencil Tutorial

...or a tutorial where stencils are made from rubbish, whichever way you want to look at it I won't be offended lol  
So since yesterdays post about feeling dissatisfied with lack of creativity I have, today, created! Wahoo! I've done some drawing in my moleskine, painted the covers of my cousins new baby's journal, altered my studio a little and made these:
Well actually I made these last night. They are stencils made by recycling rubbish, and in fact also recycling some of your own artwork. I made these for the requested video below:
Not about amount of creativity for 14 or so hours me thinks, certainly better than the rest of the week. As for the emails....well a chip has been made of the block at least.

Hoping you're having an utterly creative day where you are xx

11 comments:

  1. will watch your new video later, look forward to it. Glad you have found time to catch up with creating, gets me so frustrated when life gets in the way, I think I could quite easily become a hermit.

    I look forward to some journal and painting time tomorrow.

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  2. Hi, Jennibellie! I found your videos today and passed one on to my son in law who is having his first solo gallery show in the uk! He was feeling a bit "unworthy" and I know your believe in yourself video really blessed him. I am an artist too and it reaLly helped me. I aprpreciate your taking your precious time to encourage us out here in viral land- fighting those gremlins!!!!!
    Encourage on sweet artist sister!!!! The world needs your (my) (our) voices!!!!!!!!!! Mary

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  3. Hi Jennibelle!
    Thanks for sharing your knowlegde, your beautiful art, and the way you explain it day after day. I love to see your videos.
    Have a nice day

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  4. Inspirational and beautiful work as always! I love to use all kinds of things to make stamps, stencils, embellishments etc. It feels so good to make something out of, well, rubbish. :)

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  5. yesterday wasn't creative, but i did go to the "big city" (or bigger than where i live) and bought pretty papers (to liven up my collection) at a wonderful craft store, and then an even more wonderful scrapbook store. hoping to use some of it today. and i'm going to watch your stenciling tutorial when i have more time.

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  6. thank you for stopping by :)
    can't believe my entry won this week... feeling very proud...
    hope you have a greatly creative week :) x

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  7. Thank you much for sharing this bit - I found it particularly heartwarming since I felt rather silly about making a bunch of stamps recently, out of foam bits I had left (and I couldn't tear myself away from the AC to travel to the ONE scrappy store we have, for some stamps)- good to know you do it as well!
    ONE thing I wanted to ask...you know that bit you get left with after you POKE the sequins out? where can I get that?
    Thanx much again for all your love for sharing what you know:D

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  8. I just love all your work! Thank you for sharing it all. You are an inspiration!

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  9. Amazing work.. I am big fan of DIY loved what you shared

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  10. Impressing it look good...Such a beautiful master piece ..Keep up the good work!

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  11. Thanks again for sharing your beautiful work!! You make everything look so easy and I love reusing things around the house. You are very inspiring! PJ Taylor

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