Stenciled Green Tee Shirt
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Stenciled Green Tee Shirt

Mutli-layered, collage-look designs are all the rage these days! Bring out the artist in you and jazz up a plain shirt with a variety of stencils and spray paints in several cool colors. Or if you’re feeling really adventurous, try creating your own freehand designs! Designed by Lori Bergman
Craft Time: 60+ minutes
 
 
 
 
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Material List

  • Krylon® Brushed Metallic, #51255 Satin Nickel
  • Krylon® Indoor-Outdoor, #51501 Glossy White
  • Krylon® Indoor-Outdoor, #51913 Purple
  • Krylon® Easy-Tack™ Repositionable Adhesive, #7020
  • "Harlequin" Stencil Magic Stencil by Delta Creative, Inc.
  • "Floral Bouquet" Small Mask by Heidi Swapp For Advantus
  • Alphabet Stencil by Wordsworth
  • Plain Green Cotton Shirt
  • Plain Newsprint or White Paper
  • Painter’s Tape
  • Thick Cardboard Sheet (Approximately 13” X 17”)
 

Project Instructions

Step: 1

1) Apply Repositionable Adhesive to back of Harelquin stencil.


Step: 2

2) Place cardboard sheet inside shirt and carefully fold excess fabric underneath. Press stencil firmly to upper center portion of shirt. Mask off areas you do not want painted with newsprint or paper and painter’s tape.


Step: 3

3) Spray over stencil with Satin Nickel paint, then carefully remove and let dry.


Step: 4

4) 4) Press Floral Bouquet mask over painted design and mask off any unwanted areas with paper and painter’s tape. Lightly and randomly spray over design with Purple paint. Remove mask and let dry.


Step: 5

5) Apply Repositionable Adhesive to back of Harlequin stencil. Place cardboard sheet inside shirt and carefully fold excess fabric underneath. Press stencil firmly to upper center portion of shirt. Mask off areas you do not want painted with newsprint or paper and painter’s tape. Spray upper left and lower corners of stencil with Glossy White paint. Remove stencil and let dry.


Tips

Do not use printed newspaper or dyed paper as a masking material, as the colors may transfer onto project when painting.