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This is a book that belongs on any do-it-yourselfer's shelf ... it uses simple stencils to create visual magic.—(August 13, 2000)
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Author Biography: Sandra Buckingham is the author of Stencilling: A Harrowsmith Guide and the children's book "Stencil It!"
Technical Review
- Starting Out
- Stencilling Tools
- Basic Stencilling Methods
- Special Effects
- Background
Freeform Stencilling
- Stencils as Building Blocks
- Basic Freeform Method
- Layering Without Masks
- Layering With Masks
- Composition
Starting Small
- Stencilling Without Stress
- Easy Freeform Projects
Focus on Flowers
- Expanding Your Repertoire
- Terra-Cotta Pots
- Hanging Baskets
- China Vase
- Vases and Flowers
Basic Structures
- Always Have a Plan B
- Porch Ralings
- Pickets
- Wrought Iron
- Lattice
Setting Limits
- Masterpiece Aspirations
- Making Murals Manageable
- Windows
- Doors
- Drapery and Curtains
- Windows with Curatins
Floors
- Underfoot
- Paving Stones
- Terra-Cotta Tiles
- Fake Carpets
- Mosaic Floors
Stone and Shadow
- Seeing is Believing
- Basic Stone Techique
- Fireplace Screen with Stone Urn
- Stone Terrace
- Stone Balustrades
- Columns and Dentil Border
- Faux Fireplace
- Garden Wall
Frankly Fake
- Quick, Easy and Removeable
- Bed Corner
- Blustrade and Potted Palms
- Folding Screen
Sources
Index
Anonymous
Posted May 15, 2000
This book shows how to make every room in your home a work of art. My room will be my Bermuda room with peaceful pastel buildings with white roofs, and the crystal clear water in view. My son will have King Arthur's castel with a dragon hiding around the corner. Imagination is unlimited with the techniques in this guide. A must for those who are tired of staring at white walls, or fighting with hanging pictures!
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Posted March 31, 2000
This is a wonderful book on stenciling and using stencils to create a trompe l'oeil effect. It is perfect for the beginner as it shows materials needed, how to shade properly, and even how to make your own stencils. You do not need to buy all those expensive overlays with this book! I highly recommend this book to anyone who is wanting inspiration or information on creating awesome visual effects in their home!
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Overview
To make a big impression, says stencilling expert Sandra Buckingham, you don't have to re-create the Sistine Chapel. Start small, she counsels, and the rest will follow.
Buckingham's latest book "Stencilling on a Grand Scale" leads do-it-yourselfers ...