As I mentioned for the last two days, I am debuting fifteen new stencil designs with The Crafter's Workshop this summer. Today I thought I'd share a peek at three stencils that have something in common:
This layout uses the "Mayan Calendar" stencil.
I love circles. In fact, circles are what all three of today's stencils have in common! When you see them all, I think you'll agree that each one has its own personality. The Mayan Calendar is a wonderfully strong graphic, mixing hard lined squares and rectangles with soft and round circles.
This layout uses the aptly named "Doily" stencil.
This is a cut-out stencil, meaning it is NOT a square. The black line on the image above indicates the cut-out line of the stencil, just like a real doily. I designed this doily from scratch, carefully placing each little opening just so. I don't use any stock images in my designs. Everything is created by hand! That's how you know that you'll never see this design anywhere else!
The second doily design is a little more art deco and I call it the "Bug Doily."
I probably should have found a more elegant name, but the scarab-like shapes in the petals of this doily immediately brought the word bug to my lips. Like the "Doily" stencil, the "Bug Doily" stencil is a cut-out. That scallopy black line is the edge of the stencil. However, unlike the "Doily" stencil, the "Bug Doily" does not have an empty center, which probably means it isn't a doily. But let's just ignore that fact, okay?
So there you go, three circle-related stencils! So far we've looked at eleven stencils. That means there are four more amazing stencils that we haven't yet discussed! Look for them tomorrow!
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