My new "4 Faces" stencil is quickly becoming one of my faves!

Stencil

I've been using it lots and lots!  Recently I used it to make a set of four greeting cards.

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The card backgrounds are leftover scraps of stenciled paper.  I love using up my leftovers! You can see that I used lots of foam adhesive to pop the stenciled faces and the sentiments off the background.  It's amazing how much a bit of dimension can do!  The sentiments were stamped from two hand carved stamps, but you could also print them up on your computer and cut them out.  Super duper easy and quick cards!

Thanks for stopping by!

Julie Fei-Fan Balzer

Based outside of Boston, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer is a painter, printmaker, and collage artist who constructs vibrant compositions. Her artwork investigates the interplay of identity and perception, inviting viewers to take a longer look. Julie works in layers, both physically and metaphorically, exploring what is visible and what is concealed. Passionate about connecting with and inspiring other artists, she shares her expertise through in-person workshops and her online classroom at MyArtPractice.com. Julie's achievements include high-profile clients, multiple publications - including her book, “Carve Stamp Play” - and exhibits in New York City and throughout Massachusetts. She is a graduate of Brown University.

20 thoughts on “4 Faces = 4 Cards

  • Great idea, Julie! I love using leftovers, too! But YOUR leftovers are always so much cooler!

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  • Great idea, Julie! I love using leftovers, too! But YOUR leftovers are always so much cooler!

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  • Great idea, Julie! I love using leftovers, too! But YOUR leftovers are always so much cooler!

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  • Great idea, Julie! I love using leftovers, too! But YOUR leftovers are always so much cooler!

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  • Great idea, Julie! I love using leftovers, too! But YOUR leftovers are always so much cooler!

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  • you were using the 12×12 version, correct?

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  • you were using the 12×12 version, correct?

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  • you were using the 12×12 version, correct?

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  • you were using the 12×12 version, correct?

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  • you were using the 12×12 version, correct?

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  • Colorful and more versatile than I first thought they would be.

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  • Colorful and more versatile than I first thought they would be.

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  • Colorful and more versatile than I first thought they would be.

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  • Colorful and more versatile than I first thought they would be.

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  • Colorful and more versatile than I first thought they would be.

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