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Patty says on a slick surface like a tile, she would recommend using a stipple or tapping motion through stencils. And she would recommend using our Jumbo Dauber, which you can find on our website. She recommends this for better coverage. And sometimes brush bristles may leave a texture on a slick surface like a tile. She says use REALLY thin layers, make sure to do our offload technique from the video. And make sure the paint dries completely before applying the next layer.
Thank you Patty for the inspiration. I love fall and can’t wait to get started on the fall projects I have lined up. I love the sponge technique to give the sign the pops of fall colors.
Great tips and wonderful techniques. Love seeing how to use the sponge looks like crumbled fall leaves. The total of all the techniques just makes this project "POP" and I can see it being used on other fall projects. Saved this one in my file of saved you-tube videos. Thank you so much Patty. 💕💕🍂🍂
What kind of shirt did you use? Just wondering since you said it was really soft. And thanks for the video, i just got into bleaching shirts but havent tried with a stencil yet. Now i cant wait to try :)
With the small ones I would have done it the lazy way. If I could copy the picture, I would just resize to fit on top of the glass and done the changes on the computer before I printed it. No paint required.
Good morning! I love waking up on Saturdays and being able to watch your new video while I make breakfast for me and my hubby. Today, it was French toast and scrambled eggs. 😋 Thank you, Kari!
Love this . I usually start Stippling then my second coat is swirling and my final third coat is Stippling again. I tend to like BOLD and Bright design.
Love Saturday mornings from StudioR12 with all the tips and wonderful techniques you demonstrate as you create the project. Kari you gave some great advice again today. Thank you so much. Kellie V.💕💕💕🎨🎨
I enjoy watching their videos while drinking my coffee on Saturday mornings. It's my Saturday morning jam. 🙂 They always share great tips and techniques.
We recommend doing some testing on cardboard before you paint your final project. It is going to be similar to painting on paper. You may want to stipple rather than swirl. And you'll want to be extra patient. Fixing mistakes is much more difficult on these surfaces.
We do have a Wood Grain stencil in several sizes. If you go to our website and look up STCL1018 the listings will pop up. We also have this wood grain design: studior12.com/products/fun-with-shapes-wood-grain-waterfall-stencil-by-studior12-wood-sign-reusable-mylar-template-wall-decor-multi-layering-art-project-journal-art-deco-diy-home-choose-size?_pos=1&_sid=77eb39f5b&_ss=r
This may be something for you to look up in one of the Cricut pages. We have a team of designers who have lots of education and training doing this for us.
