Total learning curve!! But I LOVE it! I love to learn new things and test new skills. Some people think I'm silly for getting an idea of something I've never done before and just going for it, but that's how we all learn and grow!!
Great idea! I've always thought about screen printing for clothing, I never even thought about using it on furniture! Do you make them or get them from a specific company?
Great job - it’s something I didn’t even know until I saw “cheap” bone inlay tables at TJ Max and they didn’t feel quite right, they told me it was resin? Anyway, you’ve shown me that thinner stencils are better than thick. I will be purchasing mine, and trying resin paint over pearlized paint, so we shall see!! I like that you showed us the mistakes too and how you learned from them. Thanks!
wow, Stunning! I have in the works to do this kind of thing to a piece I have. Little worried now, because I don't have a way to print things out, so this should be interesting. haha
Thanks. I really haven’t done anything with stenciling in years so it was all a learning process for me! I’m happy with the end result and learned a lot for next time!
I did, i tried rolling, brushing and pouncing with the original stencil. I think it definitely takes some practice and if you are looking for absolute crisp lines, it works. I'm too OCD about this kind of stuff, I needed it to be as crisp and clean as possible!
This was awesome and so informative, thank you! Im about to try stenciling for the first time. I was wondering what your thoughts would be on using Pearlescent glaze? Would you recommend using it only on the stencil itself or the entire surface? And if only on the stencil how would you seal the rest of the surface without taking away from the shine of the pearlescent glaze? Thanks again
My pleasure! I am, really new to stenciling so I don't have a lot of advise except to test out whatever you are doing first and see what happens. if you like it, then do it? If you don't then adjust and try something else. Good luck!
Gotta love the cricut!
I do!!! 🤭
Very lovely. Mistakes and all. I would definitely purchase it.
Thanks so much! So many you tubes make it look sooo easy and like there are never any mistakes, yeah right! LOL
Beautiful piece,,fantastic job
Thank you so much!!
Beautiful! 😊👍🏻
Thank you! 😊
Very nice!
Thanks for watching!!!
Wow
Thank you for the lesson. I appreciated your precision. I thought you did a brilliant job and presentation. It turned out beautiful.
Thank you so much!
Wow❤
Very stunning piece even though very stressful the outcome was stunning.
Thank you so much!!
Nice job.
Thanks so much!!!
Love it! Thank you so much for the lesson too!!!
My pleasure! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!!
Learning curve! Turned out amazing 👏. Great to go through it with lessons learned
Total learning curve!! But I LOVE it! I love to learn new things and test new skills. Some people think I'm silly for getting an idea of something I've never done before and just going for it, but that's how we all learn and grow!!
@@WittyHarperDIY me too! I can't do the same stuff over and over....I'm always looking for new ideas 💡
Quit beautiful.
Thanks!
I just did something very similar. Excellent job. The stencil brush does a much better job.
Yes it does!
I use screen print stincels. They don't have as much bleed through.
Great idea! I've always thought about screen printing for clothing, I never even thought about using it on furniture! Do you make them or get them from a specific company?
@@WittyHarperDIY I do both but they always work well.
Great job - it’s something I didn’t even know until I saw “cheap” bone inlay tables at TJ Max and they didn’t feel quite right, they told me it was resin?
Anyway, you’ve shown me that thinner stencils are better than thick. I will be purchasing mine, and trying resin paint over pearlized paint, so we shall see!! I like that you showed us the mistakes too and how you learned from them. Thanks!
wow, Stunning! I have in the works to do this kind of thing to a piece I have. Little worried now, because I don't have a way to print things out, so this should be interesting. haha
I always use a brush, pounce it on…I don’t like rollers. Takes longer, but you aren’t having to touch up. Little sponge was better though
Thanks. I really haven’t done anything with stenciling in years so it was all a learning process for me! I’m happy with the end result and learned a lot for next time!
@@WittyHarperDIY It looked great! 😊
Did you use the pouncing technique with the original stencil to determine if the problem was the technique vs the stencil?
I did, i tried rolling, brushing and pouncing with the original stencil. I think it definitely takes some practice and if you are looking for absolute crisp lines, it works. I'm too OCD about this kind of stuff, I needed it to be as crisp and clean as possible!
This was awesome and so informative, thank you! Im about to try stenciling for the first time.
I was wondering what your thoughts would be on using Pearlescent glaze? Would you recommend using it only on the stencil itself or the entire surface? And if only on the stencil how would you seal the rest of the surface without taking away from the shine of the pearlescent glaze? Thanks again
My pleasure! I am, really new to stenciling so I don't have a lot of advise except to test out whatever you are doing first and see what happens. if you like it, then do it? If you don't then adjust and try something else. Good luck!