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Christmas Stenciling From a Cut-Out Christmas Stencils Continued |
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#26
Use a Acetate Stencil on a Tee Shirt Next Were Going to Make a Tee Shirt
From one of the Stencils we already have Or make One PREPWORK Use a Pre-Washed Shirt And Iron Out any wrinkles on the front of the shirt Place a Peice of Cardboard inside the Shirt In Case the Paint Bleeds Through. 
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#27
Use Spray Mount Place your Stencil on a sheet of newspaper or poster board
And Spray it with Spray Adhesive Also Known As Spray Mount. Cover the entire Stencil. 
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#28
Center and Press Stencil on Shirt Place the Stencil on the Shirt and Work it on the shirt by pressing with your hand
Get your Paints Ready I use Acrylic Paints mixed with Fabric Medium I also Use a Sponge Brush 
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#29
Dab the Paint on the Stencil Just Start Dabbing the paint on with the Brush. Rinse the Brush with running water, and go to the next Color
When Your Done - Let Air Dry Or use a Hair Dryer on High Heat to Speed the Drying. After Paint is Dry, Put on another Coat of Paint, And Dry As Before. 
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#30
Remove Stencil When 2nd Coat is 100% Dry
Remove the Stencil 
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Place Towel over Shirt and Iron The Last Step is to Cover the Tee shirt with a towel and Iron over it.
This makes the paint fuse to the Fabric. That's It. 
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#32
Clean the Stencil The Stencil will stain from the paint
Clean as before Run under Water Rub off whatever Paint you Can Pat Dry with paper towles Even though it is Stained It can still be reused Many More Times, for Window Wax, another Shirt etc... 
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#33
You can Also make Christmas WindowKins or make them for Any Other Hoiliday
Check out the Windowkin Tutor 
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