Last week we tried out using stencils on t-shirts and other types of fabric. Slowly we will demonstrate the different methods we used and the results we achieved.
Today, the photos shown show using a stencil and a bleach pen .By the way, all paint and bleach will bleed to the other side of the t-shirt unless you place cardboard or another thick object between layers of fabric.
A good benefit is that it is a good project to do with your children, as long as they are old enough to color in the lines, of course.
Make your own custom stencil here!
*Note: When ordering, it does not matter which color vinyl you use, so might as well choose a color that is discounted like red, yellow, or green.
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Spray Fabric Paint with Stencils » Vinyl Craft Lettering Blog says:
05/29/2012 at 7:31 am (UTC -7 )
[...] this type of paint is a little trickier than the previous stencil posts (bleach pens, regular fabric paint). I used fabric spray paint from Tulip, and I did mess up the first time, let [...]