Build your Stencil1 DIY kit!
1. Choose a stencil
2. Add the tools
3. Start Creating!
Shop Product of the Year stencils and tools here!
Learn how to use the stencil with our Stencil1_RepeatPattern_Instructions.
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Our Product of the Year Stencils are not just for walls! They are perfect for stenciling pillows, t-shirts, floor mats and more!
Watch this video to learn how to stencil pillows with our pattern stencils.
Shop Product of the Year stencils and tools here!
Why not trick-or-treat in style? Grab a tote bag and layer your favorite Stencil1 stencil patterns with our new Halloween stencils!
Here we show our Houndstooth stencil accompanied by a classic Halloween stencil of Frankenstein.
Do the same on a t-shirt, a pumpkin, anything you can paint! Share your creepy creations with us at @Stencil1
Our new Marilyn Monroe stencil looks awesome anywhere and on anything! Customize your favorite item with this Andy Warhol inspired look—we stenciled a skateboard but this would look great on a notebook, t-shirt or canvas. Although this stencil is not available for sale on our site yet, it will be part of our Stencil1 Street Art Kit which will be released soon!
To make this skateboard we used, paint, brushes, a skateboard and Stencil1 Marilyn Monroe stencil.
Step 1: We started by putting down a base color where the stencil would go. Approximate where the face will be stenciled by holding the stencil over the skateboard.
Step 2: Using different colors, repeat step one but for the hair, mouth and eyes. Don’t worry about making it perfect!
Step 3: Use red to stencil in the lips and black for the details.
Step 4: Share what you made with us! Take a shot of your final product and send it to us@Stencil1
At Stencil1, we have a lot of fun experimenting with materials to stencil on. This week we tried our new Stencil1 Clear Stamps on wood ornaments. These ornaments can be used to give your tree a cool look or can also be used as labels and even gift tags!
For this project, you’ll need: Distressed Nautical Stamp Set, Clearsnap Pigment Ink Pads, Hampton Art Clear Blocks and wooden ornaments.
Step 1: Peel off the stamp from its backing and stick it onto the clear block.
Step 2: Evenly coat the stamp with ink by pressing it against the ink pad with even pressure.
Step 3: Stamp the image onto the ornament by pressing it firmly against the surface. Play around with the colors you choose and the placement of your image to make more interesting designs. You can even try layering different stamps!
Show us what your ornaments look like @Stencil1
