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You’re getting ready for the biggest Halloween party ever, but how are you going to tell people about it? Decorate a blank card with a Stencil1 Halloween stencil, like the Stencil1 Frankenstein stencil, and customize your invitation with all of your party information!

All of your guests are going to be impressed with your stenciling skills and they’re all going to have to come!

For a more detailed explanation and more how-to’s, check out Make It Monday on Stencil1′s Facebook Page!

Be sure to go to Stencil1 Facebook page every Monday at 2 PM EST for live streams of how-to’s and craft talk!

It’s not a Halloween party without spooky decor! Learn how to make this pennant banner from scratch and bring in the Halloween vibe.

Start off by cutting long triangle pieces from black and orange card stock or construction paper.

Find the Halloween stencil of your choice, like the Stencil1 Bat stencil, and place it on the triangle piece. With a makeup sponge and a stamp pad, pick up some ink and dab over the stencil.

Once all the pieces are finally painted and dry, punch one hole on each corner of the upper edge of the triangle. Feed a string or cord through the holes and hang wherever you’d like!

For a more detailed explanation and more how-to’s, check out Make It Monday on Stencil1′s Facebook Page!

Go to Stencil1 Facebook page every Monday at 2 PM EST for live streams of how-to’s and craft talk!

Be sure to check out our 1 Stencil, 2 Ways Halloween Candy Bag DIY!

Stay tuned for more tricks and treats for Halloween 2016!

Are you ready for the first Stencil1 Halloween trick out of many we have for you all? Customize your Halloween candy bags using Stencil1 Halloween stencils, but with two different techniques! The trick-or-treaters will love them.

Using the Stencil1 Jolly Roger stencil and a Stencil1 Sprayer, place the stencil in your desired location and spray on top of the stencil for a graffiti look. It’s like using a spray can, but smaller!

For a cleaner look, spray the ink on a plate. Pick up the ink using a makeup sponge and paint over the stencil using a dabbing motion.

Which technique will you try out?

Be sure to check our Halloween stencils and try all of them out!

For a more detailed explanation and more how-to’s, check out Make It Monday on Stencil1’s Facebook Page!

Be sure to go to Stencil1 Facebook page every Monday at 2 PM EST for live streams of how-to’s and craft talk!

Stay tuned for more tricks and treats for Halloween 2016!