Welcome to the Stampendous Dreamweaver Design Team weekly challenge! This week our theme is Doodlie Doo, which is a loose term that can mean Zentangling patterns or just drawing your own doodles. The Dreamweaver Stencils are perfect for this theme concept. I'll admit that I'm a doodler but not so much a Zentangler. I enjoy doodling and if it looks like Zentangling, well that's cool too! The main thing is that trying something out of our comfort zone can stretch our creative process, so I hope you give this week's theme a try!
Here's my little Doodlie Doo using the Feather Stencil:
Here's my little Doodlie Doo using the Feather Stencil:
I dove into my Dreamweaver paper scraps drawer and found this tag that I had sprayed with Memories Mists first with Fruit Punch, then laid the Vertical Stencil on top of the tag and sprayed Memories Mists Iridescent spray. Next, I laid the Hexagon Stencil over and sprayed Iridescent spray again resulting in a ghostly subtle background.
The Dreamweaver Feather stencil was laid on top of the tag and traced with an XS Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen and then removed in order to fill in the doodle areas. Pinterest was my reference used for most of the Zen-Doodles. I was fortunate that no one was home and I could literally be in my Zen place and worked along for quite awhile.
I finished with a punched tag (EK Success) on pattern paper (Authentique) and stamped a Stampendous sentiment Life Words. May Arts ribbon and a Maya Road little bird embellishment were added embellishments. A second tag was cut from my paper stash (A Muse) and affixed behind the top tag and purposely offset.
Hope you enjoyed my Doodlie-Doo today and I'd love you to leave me a comment before you go to the next designers blog!
Stampendous Blog
Kristine Reynolds
Louise Healy
Pam Hornschu
Alison Heikkila
Laura Drahozal
Lyn Bernatovich (that's me!)
Lea Kimmel
Tenia Nelson
The Dreamweaver Feather stencil was laid on top of the tag and traced with an XS Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen and then removed in order to fill in the doodle areas. Pinterest was my reference used for most of the Zen-Doodles. I was fortunate that no one was home and I could literally be in my Zen place and worked along for quite awhile.
I finished with a punched tag (EK Success) on pattern paper (Authentique) and stamped a Stampendous sentiment Life Words. May Arts ribbon and a Maya Road little bird embellishment were added embellishments. A second tag was cut from my paper stash (A Muse) and affixed behind the top tag and purposely offset.
Hope you enjoyed my Doodlie-Doo today and I'd love you to leave me a comment before you go to the next designers blog!
Stampendous Blog
Kristine Reynolds
Louise Healy
Pam Hornschu
Alison Heikkila
Laura Drahozal
Lyn Bernatovich (that's me!)
Lea Kimmel
Tenia Nelson
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