Customizing dish towels adds a personal touch to your kitchen. For this how-to you will need stencils, fabric paint, a stencil brush, a dishtowel, and optional low tack spray adhesive. First, place your dishtowel on top of a cardboard sheet to provide a flat surface to paint on. Place your stencil where you would like…
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This one is so fun and easy, just trace the stencils with watercolor pencils! Make sure to use watercolor paper for best results. Once the stencils are traced, you can take a watercolor paintbrush and apply light strokes of water to your designs for a watercolor paint effect! Watch our Instagram @Stencil1 for videos on…
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We made several onesies for a friend’s baby shower this month, here’s many images and descriptive instructions so you too can create unique baby clothes! A onesie is the perfect blank canvas. Start by placing a cardboard sheet inside of the garment so it just fits. Choose a Stencil1 stencil and your favorite colors of…
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We love this art project because it coneys calmness and simplicity. It’s essentially two colors. For the project you will need a wood canvas, our Stencil1 birch tree stencil, green(or another color you like) and white acrylic paint, a flat paint brush, a stencil pant brush, and a paper plate. Start by slightly watering down…
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You will need the Stencil1 Lotus stencil, stencil brushes, masking tape, acrylic paint and a chalkboard sign from Hand Made Modern. Start by placing the silhouette stencil in the center of the sign. You can tape it down with masking tape. In a tapping motion with very little paint on your brush, paint in the…
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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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