I'm really honored to be a part of todays blog hop showcasing the Arabesque Stencil designed by Nathalie Kalbach for Stencil Girl Products I've been waiting with great anticipation for her designs to come to the market place and I know that you will love them as much as I do. Let's take a look at the stencil and what I created with it.
I've been playing with my Gelli Plate for printing and have a stack of backgrounds ready to go. I thought the fluid nature of the Arabesque stencil would be perfect for this already completed page that had parts that I liked and parts I didn't. I love this page now and love the richness of the navy blue acrylic paint I used.
Thank you for stopping by and 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! Nathalie will give away one Arabesque Stencil. You have five chances to win it. 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 September 25th, 2013 - midnight EST.
Blog Hop Participants:
Great idea to copy your AJ pages, this project is sooo cool with all that layered texture. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Martha, Love Nat's new stencil and the art journal page that you've created with it. Great visiting your blog today.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art journal page, it looks like you had some fun with the stencils!
ReplyDeleteHello there, what great work with the stencil and the gelli plate. I love working with the gelli plate it has really helped me loosen up my work and adding a stencil can help even more.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great and really like fun.
ReplyDeleteLove how you used the stencil!
ReplyDeleteLove your Gelli print and how it turned out in your Art Journal page! I hope in a near future to have both a Gelli plate and the Arabesque stencil.
ReplyDeletelove love love those colors! Thanks for sharing and the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI love Gelli prints. Thanks for sharing this beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous background page- love the layering and depth. And...oh I need your husband to come and help me with my garden- LOL- I have a brown thumb ;) Thanks for playing along in the hop!
ReplyDeletewow I do love that blue! thank you so much for sharing with us. That flower is amazing.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I am loving the colors!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis are a fantastic colors!!! I love the background, so amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove this stencil and loved how you used it on your page. Loved how "your husband's" flower was perfect with it as a background!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - and how generous of you to share it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! ...and how generous of you to share. I made a large bowl with Clematis blooms in sgraffito awhile ago, love the flower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page and Natalie's stencil really took your existing page to the next level!
ReplyDeletewow gorgeous page, and thanks for the possibilty to upload it!! it's really a wonderful stencil!
ReplyDeleteLove the stencil and LOVE your art!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful page and I love that stencil! My gelli plate never seems to rest, it's awesome and I love what you did here.
ReplyDeletea wonderful page is this!
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with Nat's Arabesque stencil! And, I love how you used the stencil, really highlights your husband's clemetis! Thank you for the download!
ReplyDeletethe background was fabulous & the stencil was a great addition
ReplyDeleteMartha.. I LOVE all these layers. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAll that fabulous layering!...and Arabesque works really well.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this stencil to use with my Gelli plate! Love your layering and colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation! Thank you so much for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous page. Love all the colors. You rocked Nat's Arabesque stencil. Your Hubbie's clematis is beautiful and it's not an easy flower to grow so kudos to him too :) There is so much talent on this page!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I think we were on the "same page" with our projects...BUT I love what you did and I LOVE the idea of scanning the final piece to use in future projects!!! I'd say it is a winner!
ReplyDeletesimply gorgeous Martha!!!!
ReplyDelete~Linda
That iridescent purple flower is to die for! You background really sets it up to dazzle. Wonderful piece!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your awesome gelli paper! Love the colors and especially the stencil!
ReplyDeleteYour background is beautiful! An so are your husbands flowers....
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is a fantastic background, it works so well with the gorgeous photo.
ReplyDeleteYour background is so beautiful! Oh my gosh I love it, and it has my head spinning with ideas! Love the color of the clematis, one of my favorite flowers! I am going to be looking at my stencils a little differently! Thanks for sharing! Janelle R
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to scan and print for use as a scrapbook page. Beautiful color combo.
ReplyDeleteYour page is beautiful, and I appreciate your sharing it with us. The stencil added just the right touch.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page, Martha, and how clever to scan it for other uses. Super idea.
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