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Pet-Friendly Door Mat For Home or Outside Decor “Wipe Your Paws”

Materials Needed

Process
First I measured out the center of my mat and worked the placement of my lettering around that.

I kept it very straightforward, centering the words about 8 and 1/2 inches in from the edge of the mat. Then I taped down my letters going all the way off the mat and securing the tape to the table, as it would not really stick to the doormat.



Once I was satisfied with the placement of the letters, I then used a large 1-inch stencil brush to tap into the paint. The first application was with a very dry brush, then I went in a little heavier with the second and third coats.


For this project, you really have to give it a heavier hand in order to get into the mat fibers so you get a uniform look. For the border, I used the leopard print stencil.



I used more paint on the brush at the edges and a drier brush towards the center to give it a faded look as the pattern gets closer to the lettering. After it dries, you can spray it with a layer of clear shellac for extra durability.

Happy Crafting!
~ Teri @tjaneiro2 on Instagram


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A Home for the Golden Chevron Octopus

This Was Such a Great Find! By luck, we came across an abandoned wooden octopus! We weren’t sure what to do with him since he was so large. Black paint with gold accents sounded perfect though.

Materials Needed:

This is very small and simple project. Here is the process.

Step 1: Washing The Octopus. We used a hard bristle brush and soap to wash the octopus. Some of the blue paint came off but no worries, we can cover this up later.

Step 2: Let it dry out, Use Black paint or black Gesso to cover up the octopus

Step 4: Using the Octopus Stencil and some tape, I placed it down in the head of the octopus. I went in with Gold acrylic paint and felt like it wasn’t enough. I wanted to give the golden octopus a little bit of depth so I started to mix the gold with Gel Matte Medium.

Step 5: Just go ahead and layer the paint and medium with the stencil. Allow it to try between each application.

Step 6: Now Add the Chevron pattern to most of the tentacles, leaving a lot of black space to balance the composition.


Step 7: Go back and clean any rough edges with a flat shader brush in the size extra small. And You’re Done!

Art is a Love Language
~ Yuli, Stencil1 Team Member

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