| |
A Big THANK YOU to our customers who have sent us
photos of their work using our stencils!
click on photos for a larger view
Our favorite links:
Premier
Faux Central Florida
United Dock and Door Florida |
|

 |
"I stenciled
once about 15 years ago, some geraniums (or maybe it was ivy??) in a pot
around the ceiling of a small room. I guess I kind of dislike total
structure, so modifying the plant was something I did, as with the
flamboyant windows. The flamboyant was much more intensive .. took much
more time .. but is also much prettier."
Sharon used our "Flamboyan
Branch" to create beautiful arches over these windows in her B&B in St.
Croix - creating a framed view of the ocean for her guests to enjoy!
www.sailandbreakfast.com |
|
 |
"My Mom has yellow tile in
her bathroom and we really didn’t like it. The banana palm had the perfect
touch of yellow to update the room without tearing out the tile. I
use a sponge roller to get the lighter layer of green on. This saves a lot
of time. It is a really great stencil! "
Paige is a professional
artist who does custom work for clients in the Northern California area!
She used our large
Banana Plant, #1005
onepromom@comcast.com |
| |
 |
Karen Sabrsula
of Simonton, Tx is a professional faux finisher, decorative artist, and
stenciler! Visit her website to see more of Karen's work!
This was created as a 'faux fireplace'
insert. See the photo at left to see how it fit into the mantle! For
the gril, Karen used one of our new designs,
#1731 Flagstaff
www.never-enough-thyme.com |
 |
Kelley from Georgia used
#1708 Cattails,
#4817 Small Blue Heron, and
#1715 Geese in Flight to create her work of
art. She had taken photos while camping of a Heron standing over a
marsh, and saw how our designs could help her re-create the images she
captured in her photos!
|
 |
Marleen Rogers from
the Gold Coast Stencilers, a Chapter of SALI, in
Long Island, did a beautiful job on her mural that was
created in the November class. Marleen is a professional
decorative artist, who does custom work. She used
#1004 Bamboo, and
#2504 Great Blue Heron. |