We feel so proud, here at Stencil1 every time someone shows us what they made!Check out this exciting project – Our customers created wood burning stenciled signs for a forest path in Eberswalde, Germany only 65 km south of Berlin! A small school with 90 pupils wanted to help out the local park ranger create…
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Beginner Art Journaling in 5 Easy Steps… Materials Needed: Stencil1 Triangles 2 Aligned Stencil Stencil1 Patterns Set #2 Stencil 8-Pack Stencil1 Antlers Stencil Small Glue Stick Ledger or Collage Paper Washi Tape 2 Stamps Ink Pads (I used black, brown, red, and teal) Crackle Paste 2 Spray Inks Scissors 1-2 photos Clear Gesso 2 Small…
Continue reading →Even though Christmas is over, you may still want to create more Christmas crafts. Follow this tutorial to add more holiday spirit to the kitchen area (especially while making Christmas cookies). Grab the tools you will need, including the kitchen towel you want to paint, brushes, and red and green paint. Here I am using…
Continue reading →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…
Continue reading →Ahhh..babies..it must be spring! This adorable lil’ girl is Tallulah Fawn..the new bundle of joy from Jennifer Perkins, aka The Naughty Secretary. Here Tallulah models a onesie, stenciled with our Deer stencil. Check out Jen’s blog for step by step instructions..
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