When a classic brand such as Puma wanted us to be a part of their 2016 menswear launch party, you can guess our answer was “YES!”.

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Personally, I have worn Puma’s since I was a teenager and to see the brand grow and evolve is very inspiring. For the event, we created 2 custom stencils for Puma, a sneaker and the Puma logo mark and added in several of our designs – NYC Manhole, Chevron pattern, Ice Cream Cone, Heart Dripping, Fern, and the *new* Pineapple stencil – The Stencil1 team customized tote bags for the fashion blogger attendees and these kids knew what they wanted. They asked for some great layouts, played a lot with placement, and wanted those ombre treatments!

The end results can be seen here in some of our party photos:

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Check out our Facebook Page for more pics!

Big thanks to all who attended and to Puma for having us be a part of the fun!


The pineapple image is celebrated as a fun design element and yet it has for centuries symbolized “Welcome” in decor and architecture. A rare fruit to Europe and early Colonial America, obtained not locally but through trade, the pineapple became very in demand. Only wealthy hosts could afford to offer this fruit to their guests so it became a symbol of generosity and affluence. Real pineapples were presented at entryways, later the iconic fruit started to appear in carvings and concrete sculptures.

So why not say WELCOME to your guests and update this traditional decor statement with a punch of color! Using the *new* Stencil1 Pineapple stencil, paint it above your door in your favorite bright, cheery color.

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We’re excited to announce that Stencil1’s Ed Roth is an official instructor at Craftsy.com!

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Craftsy is an online website providing the education and tools to bring creativity to your life. Craftsy provides hundreds of online classes in quilting, sewing, knitting, cake decorating, art, photography, cooking and many more categories, with the world’s best instructors, including Ed Roth!

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Ed Roth will teach you how to stencil almost any surface from paper and walls, to even concrete!

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The official launch date is this Monday, August 8, 2016 and you can buy all of Ed’s classes for only $19.99. But for a limited time only, you can enter to win Ed’s classes for FREE! Click the link below to find out how!

CONTEST IS OVER BUT YOU CAN STILL SIGN UP FOR THE CLASS!

http://www.stencil1.com/dev/classes

See you on August 8th!


Who doesn’t love pineapples? Why not put it on a shirt!

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Things you will need: A shirt, paint and brushes, and the NEW Stencil1 Pineapple stencil.

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Start off by placing the pineapple stencil in your desired location.

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Get your paint ready. Here, we’re using Pebeo’s Setacolor Transparent in Light Green and Suede Effect in Bright Yellow, which gives an awesome suede finish when dry!

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Using the yellow color, load up your brush. Dab excess paint on a paper towel, or even on the uncut sides of the stencil! This dry brush method will ensure paint won’t bleed underneath the stencil and the finished product will look as clean as a possible. This method is especially helpful for detailed stencils like the Pineapple stencil.

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Paint away!

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Using the green color, we painted the leaves and also the sides of the pineapple in order to give it an ombré effect.

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Repeat as much as you like! You can never have too many pineapples.

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Our new Pineapple stencil ALSO comes in a smaller 6″ x 6″ stencil. Check it out!

Be sure to send us your Pineapple creations with us @Stencil1