Welcome to Day TWO of the StencilGirl and Lesley Riley TAP Transfer Artist Paper Blog Hop!
For today’s hop, I wanted to work with Tangie Baxter’s set of Cartography Global Stamps. And I wanted to work on fabric. I’m not a fibers artist, so I chose to work on canvas – because it’s familiar to me as a painter. I purchased a canvas pouch from the local craft store. I love the color of this natural canvas because it resembles the unbleached titanium paint that’s so frequently a part of my palette!
For today’s hop, I wanted to work with Tangie Baxter’s set of Cartography Global Stamps. And I wanted to work on fabric. I’m not a fibers artist, so I chose to work on canvas – because it’s familiar to me as a painter. I purchased a canvas pouch from the local craft store. I love the color of this natural canvas because it resembles the unbleached titanium paint that’s so frequently a part of my palette!
First, on my laptop, using just Microsoft Word, I inserted the three stamp images I wanted to incorporate into this project. I enlarged the images, then reversed the images, then printed them out onto my TAP paper.
I trimmed the excess paper away from the images while I had my iron heating up to its highest setting. I placed the images face down onto the canvas – the transparency of the TAP paper makes this a cinch – then ironed straight down onto the images. I love that you cannot over-iron the TAP paper! In fact, my TAP paper slid right off once the images had transferred.
I trimmed the excess paper away from the images while I had my iron heating up to its highest setting. I placed the images face down onto the canvas – the transparency of the TAP paper makes this a cinch – then ironed straight down onto the images. I love that you cannot over-iron the TAP paper! In fact, my TAP paper slid right off once the images had transferred.
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Next, I used Carolyn Dube’s Now Is The Time small, Now Is The Time large, and Uplifting Words stencils and a mini sponge dauber to add lettering in two more of my favorite colors – cobalt teal and cobalt turquoise. I chose inspiring words that complemented the images of the maps/globes I had transferred. I used Post-it notes on the stencils to mask off words before pouncing paint through. Again, the transparency of the stencils made it really easy to lay out the lettering.
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Lastly, I removed the lobster clasp and strap and am going to use this as a pencil case to carry my art supplies!
And of course, I designed the back, too!
I’m really looking forward to using TAP paper again!
I’m really looking forward to using TAP paper again!
Before you leave, be sure to enter the GIVEAWAY for TAP Transfer Artist Paper, the book Creative Image Transfer, and StencilGirl stencils!
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All comments left for this week on all blogs in the hop will be eligible for the giveaway.
Comments close Sunday, November 16th at 11:59PM Central Time.
All comments left for this week on all blogs in the hop will be eligible for the giveaway.
Comments close Sunday, November 16th at 11:59PM Central Time.
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