Get back to nature! Our largest stencil yet, a six foot birch tree!
Just roll it out, tape it to your wall, and roller paint carefully in the open areas.
You actually have your choice of three sizes. Go ahead, create a forest!
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I have to share this artists paintings with you all. His name is Marcus Jansen and he’s brilliant. Marcus asked me to license my stencil imagery for use in his truly amazing paintings. I don’t usually license but he is so talented I had to! See what he’s made here, can you spot our stencils in his street landscapes?
I encourage customers to send me digital pictures of what they have made using our stencils and I am always surprised at the uses I never thought of. I love what this lovely gal did with the sparrow and hummingbird stencils!
Talk about customized clothing, she made her UGGS into one-of-a-kind footwear. Bravo!
So here’s how you do it…First stretch a shirt to fit nicely over a box or piece of cardboard. Next, Place the mylar stencil where you want your image to appear. You can stick some push pins into the stencil if you really want to hold it in place.
Next, you apply the fabric paint. In this example, we use a foam brush and fabric jar paint(other options are spraypaint and fabric sprayers). Hold your stencil in place and paint in all the open areas of the stencil. Go lightly, not too much paint on the brush and you’ll do swell! Stenciling is a dry-brush technique.
Once you’ve painted in all the areas, lift the stencil and you will see your work! Carefully remove the shirt from it’s box and let it dry a few hours at least. YOU HAVE TO NOW HEAT SEAL THE PAINT by ironing it or it will wash away! So iron it inside out or with a cloth between the design and the iron. Wash and Wear! And you can wash your stencil and store it for many more uses too!
Stencil1 is a Brooklyn based company founded in 2004 by designer and owner Ed Roth. Stencil1 designs and sells stencils inspired by stencil graffiti with imagery ranging from urban and eclectic to nature-inspired. The companies aesthetic lies somewhere between street art and decorative arts. All stencils are laser cut, washable and re-useable and are available at stencil1.com.
Stencil1 also has a new book being released in October 2008, Stencil101 through Chronicle Books.