by Fünchkins
Something that I found out today was that you can use Freezer Paper to make t-shirt stencils! Kacey from Stay At Home Artist has a lovely tutorial for using freezer paper as a stencil on your t-shirts.
Get the complete easy-peasy tutorial from Stay At Home Artist
Have you ever struggled to find the perfect rug to fit an area in your home? Have you been to what feels like hundreds of carpet & rug shops or decorating stores and all you came away with was sore feet and enough frustration to start you drinking?
Here’s an idea, why don’t you make your own? It’s way cheaper than rehab, I can guarantee you that. That is what this lovely lady at Design Share did.
Laura Hayestone has several different DIY methods of making her floor cloths, which she shares on her blog, here is the one I found that sounds the easiest. All her methods are really simple, all you need are imagination, and a little time on your hands; but it’s summer holidays so there’s plenty of that hanging around.
Today’s blog takes a slight detour from the norm, today we feast our eyes on the large variety of wall stencils or decals available out there. I think stencils are a truly amazing invention that have been created for those of us that are unable to draw a straight line, never mind create something spectacular that can be passed off as art or even interesting to look at! Stencils can be very simple or depending on how big your budget is or even how much time you have.
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