This how-to is a little more detailed as we are using a two layer stencil. What’s great about it is you get more depth with two layers and it’s still easy to do! You will need 2 or 3 colors of acrylic paint, a flat brush, stencil brsuhes, a canvas such as this square one…
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It’s always ice cream time with this DIY! We used a blank wood clock by Hand Made Modern available at Target. You will also need Stencil1 Ice Cream stencils 4-pack, acrylic paint, a paint palette or paper plate, masking tape, a 2 inch wide paint brush, and stencil brushes. With acrylic paint and the wide…
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Here’s a speedy video on making a woodslab into a Chalkboard To Do list and embellishing it with a birch tree stencil. I stapled some twine to the back ot so I could hang it on my kitchen wall. Chalkboard paint is readily available at art supply and craft stores. Chalk pencils also from art…
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In this how to you will see how easy it is to create this stenciled wood slab art. You will need a wood slab, your antlered deer stencil, a flat headed brush and acrylic paint. Place your stencil on the wood slab and choose your paint color, here we chose navy blue to convey a…
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You can use any fabric. Here I used a beige canvas tote and here are the ice cream stencils. The materials you need are stencils, a tote, fabric markers and masking tape. First step is to tape your stencil where you want to create the image. Next, color in with your fabric markers, start with…
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Want to make a gift that WOW’s without breaking the piggy bank? Customizing some simple cotton onesies, these from Gerber, is an affordable way to do it! The expecting parent(s) will be happy to know their baby will be decked out in a one-of-a-kind item and your your wallet will be happy too. Here’s some…
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