A good reason to not stop with the colors! @CarolynDube
A good reason to not stop with the colors!  @CarolynDube
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I ignored the voice in my head for a very good reason! There was a fierce debate happening in my head as I water colored in the spots. I really liked the way the warm colors only looked. And with some empty spots. But the plan was to fill the whole thing in...so I kept going. Then when the teal was added, I thought about stopping there. But didn't. With each new color I added the debate raged on....but I kept going, ignoring that part was clamoring for me to stop adding colors.

Why? Why would I ignore that voice? Because I can do more of these! I don't have to settle on one single idea - I can try them all because stencils are one of those art supplies that can be used over and over and over again!

These stencils are a part of the July StencilClub set. If you're new to StencilClub, it's a monthly club from StencilGirlProducts.com where on the 15th of each month you are mailed a set of stencils each month, an exclusive project video by the designing artist, a pdf, and a 25% discount for any stencils in their regular collection. 

StencilClub is only $25 a month in the US and it includes shipping. Each month you get either two 9x12 stencils or one 9x12 stencil and two 6x6 stencils. Membership mean the stencils are cheaper than if you bought them individually, if you could that is since StencilClub designs are only available in StencilClub.

Best of all, there is zero commitment. You can cancel anytime. 

One awesome change they've made to StencilClub is that you can swap out designs twice a year. The details about how that works can be found over on the StencilGirl website.
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A good reason to not stop with the colors!

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