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Monday, April 27, 2020

Fun in the Sun with Tropical Faux Batik – Rainy Day StencilGirl® Collaboration/Challenge

Disclosure: This post contains amazon affiliate links for supplies I am referencing in this post. This means that–at no extra cost to you, I can make a commission on a purchase you make if you use my link.

Hello friends! What is the old phrase "April showers bring May Flowers"... well Spring has sprung, right?! Here in South Florida there's been no rain for weeks and weeks and it seems we have skipped from March to AUGUST.


Today I am participating in a special collaborative project hosted by Tina Walker where she challenged a group of creatives to art up umbrellas using StencilGirl® Stencils.


I'm inspired to make something Impressionistic
with a beachy, tropical feel.


For my umbrella I have used the StencilGirl® Products


I start out I spraying the umbrella with a base coat of Green Apple Ultra Painter's Touch® Ultra Cover Rust-oleum®. This paint acts as a paint and primer in one.


With the base layer completed, I sprayed through the Mimosa stencil building up an impression of a continuous pattern -- alternating between Rust-oleum® Gloss Rich Jade Green and Satin Ink Blue Painter's Touch® Ultra Cover Rust-oleum®.


I kept going around and around alternating colors and building up layers. When completed I have 6 layers of stenciled colors woven in and around the umbrella surface.


The layers have a beautiful impressionist feel,
similar to a tropical batik fabric.


I have to say my even stencil looks quite lovely!


The paint did not sink through the fabric -- and the design texture is visible as the light shines through.

"Tropical Faux Batik"



One would never know that I didn't purchase the umbrella this way, except for the small spritz of green on the under side when a gust of wind picked up my umbrella and tossed it over mid-spray.


The resulting design has a painterly feel and is quite impressive!


CLICK HERE to jump over to see more of the beautiful creations made for the Rainy Day StencilGirl® Collaboration.


Thanks for dropping by! What household object would you stencil up on a rain day?! xo Sb

Products used:
StencilGirl® Products - Mimosa 6 Stencil S126
Totes Umbrella - Amazon
Rust-Oleum® Painter's Touch Satin Green Apple - Amazon
Rust-Oleum® Painter's Touch Satin Ink Blue - Amazon
Rust-Oleum® Gloss Rich Jade - Amazon


Disclosure: This post contains amazon affiliate links for supplies I am referencing in this post. This means that–at no extra cost to you, I can make a commission on a purchase you make if you use my links.

3 comments:

  1. Thank you so very much for using Mimosa 6 in decorating this umbrella! -- the results are fabulous and really make my stencil look good! :-) May I have your permission to re-post this on my blog?--giving full credit to you, of course! If you would first like to check out my blog, here it is -- http://heartworkbycecilia.blogspot.com

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  2. Susan, this is the prettiest thing. It looks like it has glitter or sparkles. I want one!

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  3. This is very pretty. The colors are a great choice and look lovely together. I like the stencil that you chose.

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