A group making major headlines – GAG, or Gays Against Guns – asked us to create some custom stencils with their messaging, we jumped right in and made them three different stencils that they later made DIY t-shirts with. (Photos from GAG). You can click and download the files to print and hand-cut your own designs….
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I recently designed and donated a print to be sold at a Housing Works event DESIGN ON A DIME. The inspiration was champagne bubbles and was printed on gold metallic paper with a black ink. We donated our print to 513 Design Studio, an award-winning, multi-disciplinary creative agency, and they created a booth with our print inside….
Continue reading →Recently, Stencil1’s very own, Ed Roth, did an interview with Vickie Howell from CRAFT-ish! Get to know more about Ed and Stencil1 in this podcast as Vickie talks with him about navigating the space between mainstream and indie, art vs. craft, and the inspiration he finds from Brooklyn living. Take a listen now! It’s also available…
Continue reading →Stencil1’s very own Ed Roth recently did a Designer Insights interview with Terrys Fabrics! Find out what inspires Ed Roth and how he made Stencil1 what it is today, along with some of his top choices in furniture this season. Check out the full interview now! Designer Insights is a section that enables that highlights prestigious…
Continue reading →We are very excited to announce that we are now an OttLite Ambassador! OttLite creates lamps that will provide the luminescence you need for your work space. Whether you’re reading fine print, sewing or creating a work of art, an OttLite product will make a notable difference in the process. No more straining your eyes or seeing…
Continue reading →“I would stand in the cluttered closet and my brain would get fuzzy since I didn’t know where to begin,” Ed Roth, owner of Stencil1, recalls. “The business grew but the storage didn’t.” He lists the countless supplies needed on any given work day: paints, brushes, adhesive sprays, tape, stencils of all sizes, work surfaces…
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