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What’s the difference between spray paint stencils and dabbing stencils?
What is a dabbing stencil and what is a spray stencil? A dabbing stencil is one where you physically touch the surface with a brush or sponge or roller. On the contrary, with a spray paint stencil you never touch the surface because you are spraying the paint at the surface with a spray can…
How To Make Oversize Stencils on your Craft or Laser Cutter
You downloaded the nifty SVG stencils for Halloween or your favorite band. And you can cut them at up to 12″ x 24″ on your Cricut if you have the extra-long mat (and extra-long stencil material). Take this giraffe for example. It’s a good looking-stencil, but with the giraffe’s head smaller than my hand, it’s…
Why You Leave Out One Layer When Painting a Multi-Layer Stencil
When you make a multi-layer stencil, you typically want to get more colors or more tones than you get in a single-layer stencil. But if you use all the stencils and cover all of a rectangular surface area with paint, you end up with something that looks more like a painted postcard than a work…
What Are Registration Marks, And How Do You Use Them With Stencils?
When we talk about registration, we’re not talking about signing up for class. We’re talking about making sure that one stencil layer lines up on top of another stencil layer so that you don’t get muddy stencils. When do I need to use registration marks? There are many stencils that you don’t need to register…

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What’s the difference between spray paint stencils and dabbing stencils?

How To Make Oversize Stencils on your Craft or Laser Cutter

Why You Leave Out One Layer When Painting a Multi-Layer Stencil

What Are Registration Marks, And How Do You Use Them With Stencils?

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