1. Paint it!
Make your pumpkins spooky with multi-surface paint! Try using one of our patterns stencils underneath your favorite halloween themed stencil!
2. Etch it!
Use a dremel to stencil your pumpkin and give it this unique look!
For an easy alternative, stencil your pumpkins with sharpie markers! This is a fast and simple way to get your house ready for Halloween!
You can use any of our stencils for these projects. Here are the ones we used:
To make the blazer:
Blazer
Martha Stewart Glitter
fabric glue
To make the pumpkins you’ll need:
Stencil1 Birds 8-Pack stencil set
pumpkins
Martha Stewart Glitter
Glue
Folk art black paint
Sharpie Markers for touch up
Put a spin on your halloween decorations by using our Repeat Fashion Chain 4-Pack stencil!
For the pumpkin you’ll need:
Folk Art Multi-surface paint
A few Stencil Brushes
Repeat Fashion Chain 4-Pack Stencils
Pumpkins
For the shirt you’ll need:
A blank t-shirt (you can also try this on a hoodie, dress or skirt!)
Stencil1 Multi-surface Sprayers
Repeat Fashion Chain 4-Pack Stencils
For the scarf you’ll need:
A blank silk scarf
Fabric paint
Repeat Fashion Chain 4-Pack Stencils
Halloween 4-Pack Stencils
Make your neighbors green with envy by showing off this glowing pumpkin on your steps! This is what you’ll need:
Stencil1 Halloween 4-Pack stencil set
Acrylic or multi-surface paint
Martha Stewart Glow-in-the-Dark paint
Black Fimo clay for faux wicked stem