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Freezer Paper Stencil Prints With Scissors
how to make freezer paper stencil prints with scissors!
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cut (or rip) a piece of freezer paper (must be freezer paper - with wax on one side only) to cover the area you want to print on.
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draw one or more simple shapes that you’ll be able to cut out with scissors, on the paper side.
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now cut out your shapes carefully, making minimal cuts to get to the shapes and between shapes. be sure not to accidentally cut out anything that shouldn’t be cut out (hope that makes sense).
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now iron the stencil onto your fabric (wax side down, iron on high heat),
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starting with the center, carefully working your way out to the edges…
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make sure you iron the cut parts down so they are touching, so you don’t end up with stenciled lines connecting the shapes.
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now paint in the stencils by dabbing in up+down motions around the outlines.
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if you paint side-to-side you risk painting under the stencil and getting paint in the parts where the cut edges are touching.
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once you’re done painting, you can pretty much peel off the stencil whenever you want - i usually wait 5-10 minutes; i know some people wait till it dries completely, but i’m way too impatient for that!
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tah dah!
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KMOM14
10 Mar 05:10
Cool way to create and original design.
Molliewobbles
10 Mar 18:53
nice!
Katherine Munro
16 Mar 18:05
Great!
Morgan S.
19 Mar 14:36
That is really cool!!! I can't wait to get some freezer paper and try this out! Thanks for posting it!!!!!
camilaustral
21 Mar 00:58
i'm not really sure what freezer paper is (i speak spanish, i'm from chile)
crafty_puppy *.
13 Jul 10:08
very nice. have you ever used screen printing paint for these kind of projects?
Roxanne M.
21 Jul 19:55
thanks for sharing!!!!!