How to Make Stencils
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Excellent video...informative ..without being patronizing...OH...and to the people who actually took the time to post that the video is too loud ??. You have volume controls... both on your computer AND right there on the video itself...DUHH !!
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Sexy Meghan
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i was thinking of using this on a t-shirt but now i know that i could decorate my home im getting good adeas for my daughters room...that decorater...
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I found it refreshing to actually want to turn the sound down. On other videos I have to place my speakers right up on both ears. Great vid by-the-way.
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wats the name of the stencil paper?.plz help me out.
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thanks i'm going to stencil my walls in my bedroom this really helped :]
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Or you can do it the easy way by visiting your local sign shop. Any place that has a tangential plotter will be able to computer cut virtually any design you can think of. The material she is using is a very thin lexan. .032 probably. This can be purchased at a sign supply distributor or the sign shops themselves. They come in 24" x 32" sheets or there abouts. Not every sign shop will do this sorta thing.
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wow! thank you for sharing! it was very helpful!
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i think its best to use cricut to find images but thanks for the the good tips!
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you can get the plastic sheets from office depot or kmart or walmart.
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how do i paint an xbox candy green with gold flakes n glossy finish?
Very cool, So when you are done you spray paint them in?
krazzy 3 years ago
You can spray paint. If you do, make sure you leave a big enough border around the stencil to keep the spray paint from getting on the surface outside the stencil. I would recommend using a flat brush and dabbing the paint on. I hope that helps! -Meghan
askthedecorator 3 years ago 2
this girl is good, good video...
thefunnyguy21 3 years ago 4
Thank you very much! You made my day. -Meghan
askthedecorator 3 years ago
Great data. I like how you do a stencil for each color.
Rebsical 3 years ago
Thanks so much. Using a different stencil for each color makes it much easier and less messy. -Meghan
askthedecorator 3 years ago