Stencils you can iron on made from freezer paper?
I have seen a lot of people doing them lately and had to give it a try.
I printed out an image and then traced it onto the 'paper' side of the freezer paper, cut it out, and ironed it on to a tank top for my little Magoo. (The tank was on sale at WallyWorld for a buck. Score!)
I used the 'synthetic' setting on my iron which is a medium heat with no steam. Then I litterally squirted some paint into the middle of the stencil and smeared it around with my finger. I waited a minute or so and then pealed off the paper.
I was impressed that even with a ribbed tank, the paint didn't bleed at all and the paper was super easy to pull off of the shirt!
I added some little spots and what-not to the frog and Magoo LOVED IT!!
This was really fun and easy to do. . . I think I'll have to start stocking up on blank shirts and do some for gifts.
The top looked a little naked so I added a dots around the neckline to finish it off.
You could use this idea for just about anything. . .
I saw a couple of people do it on canvas tote bags with spray paint, too.
Cute Cute Cute. . .
3 comments:
I"ve used this technique before and it still amazes me how easy it is. Freezer paper is awesome! I love your little frog.. so cute.
Wow, it turned out really great! Well done!
That turned out so cute! I've been wanting to try freezer paper stenciling for a while, and you're just driving me even more to it! :)
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