OK, freezer paper stenciling is kind of addictive...
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The color is truer in this picture. |
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The wing detail is better in this picture, but the wings really are a pink/purple swirl. |
I want to say "Oh, this one took forever," but honestly the freezer paper stencil part took about 30-40 minutes (while watching House Hunters International, if you must know) and the painting took mere minutes. I swirled together purple and pink and it does sort of have a shaded/marbled effect if you look closely in person.
I haven't decided what, if anything, to put on the front of the shirt -
any suggestions?
Next project is a baby gift for a friend. I read someone calling freezer paper stencils "the poor man's silkscreening" and I totally agree - I have always wanted to silkscreen (or buy a
Yudu![](https://lh3-testonly.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_si0EUdR-x2SSxkPHUK-7-wIc_8e0dZ1LnQD4whaMHgdhdFen8KYfg0MFybl_uP27Mznp3ffVS-RGrpzX0FK01gHNIJXnUoZzayMH8bafSzmA6MawZAcPgv8dEIg08xkbXpNbj03ApVk2pOVr2QUTwPy-udQvinrW6I_lZPJPXgFQ-JOGeAbl7KXw=s0-d)
) and this scratches that itch (although I haven't been able to reuse a stencil yet - this one shredded as I peeled it off).
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