Check out my hunter ivy in the gallery. It is a dark green veneziano with an ivy leaf pattern embossed into it. Plaster is fun isn't it?

You do good work. I can't wait to see what you come up with when you get the chance to use Safra. You will have the UK all in knots over your finishes. I smell a palace in your future. Nice chat Take care...

The fish looks really cool.
Doyle

Phil,

That's an interesting contrast of the old fossil with the new high gloss VP. Cool!

David

Nancy,

There are no sonic stencil cutters that I know of, but there are hot stencil knifes. They are easy to use and cut a smooth line. If you are going to cut more stencis, consider using one of these. They are available at some craft stores and I have seen them online at "PJ's Stencils".
About $30.
www.pjstencils.com/004_burner.html

David

Hot knives are okay for big curves and lines, however, if you are going for precise, tight points and small detail. I still prefer the Exacto knife.

Hi Amy,



The stencil knife that I'm referring to has a fine-point angled tip and makes precise cuts.

It's not your "Father's Hot Knife", but to each--her or his own.



David