This one is great for any record sleeves you may have around which no longer contain a record. You’ll need the following:-Stencil1’s Blues Singer stencil -A record sleeve (we used a 10 inch bifold sleeve, but a single sided 12 inch sleeve will work as well.) -Acrylic paint in four colors (You’ll need white for…
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This post comes to us from our talented friend Tracy Hickman aka @anonymous.palette. I’m excited to share this easy project and the process of how I created this Pop Up Journal Spread with 3 Stencil 1 Stencils! Step 1: Create Your Focal Image On a sheet of Canson Mixed Media paper, I used the Stencil…
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Stenciling windows is easier than you think! This home has this lovely entry with French doors So we decided to embellish it with our Holiday 4 Pack, Nutcracker 4 Pack, and we used a stencil brush,Acrylic white paint, and some masking tape. We also used low tack adhesive to hold the stencil in place. When stenciling…
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I stenciled Ribbon to use on a garland and wreath. Ribbon is very thin so be sure to work on a cardboard surface as the paint will bleed through. I stenciled 9 feet of ribbon and alternated designs from Merry Christmas to the holly branch in black fabric paint. The garland we purchased was pre-lit…
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These wood trees were from the dollar store. What better way to make them look not-dollar like than to paint them black and add some metallic pattern! I used our Dots Repeat, Chevron Repeat, and Strings of Dots stencils. I have to say I am not a huge spray paint person because of lack of…
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These little wood circular ornaments are so affordable and I was not sure where they would get used but I made about 24 of them. Since I have zero patience, I spray painted them all black on both sides. I was not into brushing them all! Then I placed them in groups of 4, close…
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