Prima Pinwheel Stencils
Hi everyone! Where has this week gone? I hope yours has been going great! I’m pleased to bring you some fun Prima inspiration by the always awesome Sharon Laakkonen! This idea is super fun, and I’m betting you’ll want to give it a try! Special thanks to the Prima blog for sharing this awesome content!
Enjoy!
1. First decide which petal design you love the most. Spin the top layer of the stencil to open that design up.
2. Slip a Bethany Petal between the top and bottom layers of the stencil using the stencil outline as a guide. Mist with your favorite Color Bloom Spray. The stencil protects everything except the open petal area, allowing beautiful color to go through the stencil design to the surface below. Spray two more petals. Dry.
3. Want to step it up a notch? Let’s spray the petals FIRST, then add another layer with the stencil. Insert a colored petal under ANY design on the stencil. Spin the top layer to “open” this design up. Apply Light Paste with a palette knife over the stencil design. Repeat on another petal. Dry. How fun was that? Now you are all set to put this gorgeous pinwheel flower together.
4. For an added element of fun after assembly, pop on a Metal Flower!
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Now, that is a fun product! Would love to see more uses.
Great technique!
Wow, what a great stencil! Would love to see more techniques using it.
This is so cute! I really must get this stencil, it is so fun! Thanks for bringing to show:)
Very interesting with this stencil. Thanks for sharing the inspiration :o)
An amazing stencil and great use and love to see more results!!! Love this pinwheel fun without mess:)
Fun product! TFS ;-)
Very sweet!
This is an interesting and unique stencil.
Love this idea. You get a lot of choices in one stencil.
How cool is that!!! Love the card!! adorable!
what a great stencil and a really lovely card!
What a fun little flower!
Thank you for the wonderful technique!
This is so pretty! I love it!
Just too cute! Thanks for sharing!
Pretty!
So very pretty, sweet card!!!
Wonderful technique.
Wow! What an amazing stencil. I just Love the designs for the petals. I have some of the petals and just never knew how to use them. Does this ever make a beautiful card.
Thank you Sharon for sharing this lovely card.
Love this — thank you for showing us this card and some new techniques.
This is fun. I’ll have to look into it more. I think your cruel to keep teasing us with Stamptember. Boo!
amazing new product
These are gorgeous, what a fab idea! x
What a fun stencil! I love the different patterns!
Love stencils! Great with embossing paste.
Love what you did with the stencil! Wonderful card :)
Fun petal ideas from Prima. Can’t wait for Stamptember!
What a great idea!
Love this stencil idea. There should be more pinwheel stencils!
fun technique… beautiful card!
How unique! I haven’t checked out that stencil, but I definitely will now that I’ve seen it in use. :)
Love this stencil–so cute and what a great idea! Thanks for sharing your beautiful card.
Pinwheel Stencils are a SUPER idea!!
What a cool stencil! I love that!
This technique looks fun, I may have to give it a try! Thanks for sharing!
These are looking
to be so fun to use!
Carla from Utah
So cute. I like the variation between spraying through the stencil and using the paste.
LOVE this mixed media card! totally cool way to use a stencil. Especially love the paste you used to give it even more dimension!
What a fun way to make flowers!!!
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Looks very interesting !
Love the Pinwheels and adorable card.
how fun
What a cool technique!
What a wonderful project and a great product love it!
Fabulous card!!! And i can’t wait for stamptember!!
what a great stencil.
What a cool product! Love the finished project, too. :)
So much fun to ink up something other than paper! Of course, paper is great, too!
Gorgeous!