I am always on the lookout for homemade gift ideas that people will truly love. As shared on Infarrantly Creative, I created a pillow that captures all the special details of a birth announcement. Of course, with my Silhouette Cameo, it was a cinch to create and stencil my design onto the fabric with some [...Read More]
Stenciled Flower Pillows
March 11, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Meagan from Craft Habit has been on the hunt for large, graphic pillows for years. She finally tracked some down, but, alas, they were too expensive and not the color she was going for. Meagan found the perfect solution to her dilemma by creating her own pillows with a flower stencil. Meagan got exactly what [...Read More]
Stenciled Wall Plaques
February 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Holli from Paint Me Plaid was inspired to create her own wall art using some craft paint and a stencil set. Holli created her designs on a set of 9 wood signs that fit snugly into a little wood frame. It was seriously perfect for this project! Holli did an awesome job layering the paint [...Read More]
Modern Stenciled Curtains
May 30, 2011 By 1 Comment
Pamela from PB&J Stories used a stencil to create these stunning curtains with a modern design. She mixed acrylic paint with a fabric medium and then applied it to the panels with a foam roller. I simply love this pattern and give big time props to Pamela for a job well done. With the perfectly [...Read More]
Distressed Rope Pull Dresser
April 28, 2011 By 1 Comment
One of the last big projects Kim from Too Much Time on My Hands completed for her son’s vintage airplane room was this distressed dresser with rope pulls. The project involved sanding (and sanding and sanding…) her son’s original nursery dresser, stenciling on some ordinal numbers, and applying a couple coats of glaze mixed with [...Read More]
Quatrefoil Monogrammed Doormat
April 27, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Terra from Mama Says Sew created her own personalized doormat by making a stencil from freezer paper. She even drew her own quatrefoil design to add a little something extra. Once the stencil is complete, simply iron it on, add a little paint, patiently wait for it to dry (probably the hardest part), and finally [...Read More]
