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Stencils: Learn How to Stencil by Cutting Edge Stencils. Wall stencils for DIY decor.

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Uploaded on Aug 4, 2011

http://www.CuttingEdgeStencils.com Learn how to stencil a nursery wall using Cutting Edge Stencils "Zinnia" flower stencil and a foam roller. Stenciling so easy, anyone can do it! With simple wall stencils decorating is fun, inexpensive and easy! Professional decorative artists Janna Makaeva and Greg Swisher show how to use a simple wall stencil, teach a simple stenciling technique with a roller and stencil brush and give expert stenciling tips and design ideas. Reusable stencils help the DIY decorator to redo a room on a budget with unlimited color choices. Stencils are a great alternative to wallpaper and wall decals and they make decorating easy, affordable and fun!
More stencils and decorating ideas at http://www.CuttingEdgeStencils.com

Produced by Gordon Recht Productions, Original music by Greg Swisher
Copyright 2011

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  • Eve Nichols

    if i were to make the stencil from scratch, what material should i use, plastic? thank you :) xxx

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  • CuttingEdgeStencils

    Yes, plastic is one option. I like to use a somewhat softer plastic like the one document folders sold in Staples stores are made of, its easy to cut with exacto knife. For finer stencils I used ordinary shelving paper which is essentially thin vinyl. You can also use cardboard or oilboard, but these stencils will not last long. Hope this helps! ~Janna

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  • Envlo

    so cool! Can you do the sponge technique with the stencil? I want when i take it off, just that area has sponge depth

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  • CuttingEdgeStencils

    Thanks! Yes you can definitely sponge with stencil, but the result may be not as crisp, the image will have "sponged" look. I've done this technique many times on large stencils. Use spray adhesive to get crisper edges and less paint bleed.

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  • manooo58

    thanks a lot i was worried how to desing my room in chepest way now em happy thanks once again

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  • CuttingEdgeStencils

    You're welcome, please check out our Facebook fan page, there are so many pictures and ideas from our customers!

    facebook.com/pages/Cutting-Edg­e-Stencils/130488356769

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    ممتاز

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  • Lyle Johnson

    I have never used a stencil. I would like to stencil BRICKS on a wall, having a rather rough appearance. Should I use a sponge, or would it be better to use a roller and do something to "rough them up" after painting the first coat?

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  • Kealasadiva42

    Sweet!

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  • Kenzie Hyder

    Cool

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