FolkArt Handmade Charlotte Stencils 4375 Review

The template is small. So if you cover a large area, it will take some time. I would buy two of these to speed up the process. You need to use glue spray on the back for it to work well. I was satisfied with the result of my project. A stiff brush works well.

It worked. But I need to use a small brush and fix some areas. If you do a lot of work, use a larger stencil. It was too small to work. The stencil appeared to be distorted after use. He became "loose" and didn't keep his shape. Wash off the color when it starts to build up. For a small job this will be enough.

They are quite small, I was hoping for a larger design but I still like it. Unfortunately, drawing takes a long time, since the templates themselves are also small. tips. Spray on the glue that can be moved to make it easier to move on and reduce bleeding (I used Krylon Easy-Tack). Get a cardboard box to put the stencil on and spray so you don't spray anything else over. . place the first row of shapes over the last colored row so the lines line up perfectly.

I may have used this incorrectly, but I couldn't get crisp lines on the canvas I used it on. Some of the paint ended up where the stencils were supposed to block, although I tried to hold it in place and not let it move. In my project, I was able to hide the mistakes with masking tape because I used it to draw the canvas bow holder. I think those who don't have anything to cover it with can use a different color and ruler to repaint mistakes.

This template was exactly what I was looking for. I wanted to highlight the revised chest. I bought a dresser on the cheap and wanted to paint it blue with a brushed nickel pattern on the drawer fronts. To achieve this look, I first painted the drawer fronts with the desired paint color as a stencil pattern (silver paint). Then I put the stencil on top of each other and painted over it with the main color (blue color). This gave me a blue chest with a silver template. The stencil added an extra