How to Stencil with Fabric Spray Paint
Spray Painted Floor Stenciling with COLORSHOT
Are you tired of sitting at home, staring at your plain porch? You are not alone! Luckily you don’t need a contractor to give it a fresh new look … get inspired by the following influencers, who gave their patios stunning makeovers using stencils, masking tape and COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint. Check out this roundup of before & after floor stenciling photos and start thinking about how you'll upgrade your patio this summer. Photographer and social media influencer Alex Paige Clark decided to give her patio a major makeover with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint Head in the Clouds and a fun oversized stencil. With a freshly cleaned patio and just a few supplies, Alex's patio revamp turned out amazing. Go Alex! We love the results! Designer Arrows and Bow decided to give her tile patio a makeover with an oversized stencil and COLORSHOT, and we're swooning over the results. Didn't this patio makeover turn out stunning? Who's ready to pour a cold bevvy and sit outside to soak it all in? Photographer Marisa McBride (Marisa By The Sea) also decided her porch needed something to make it pop. Enter COLORSHOT! We absolutely love how it turned out! Beautiful job Marisa! Okay COLORSHOT friends - how will you revamp your spaces with COLORSHOT this summer?
Colorshot Stenciled Leggings
Add some pizzaz to plain leggings for summer! Such a fun way to make and personalize all those summer crop leggings. What you need: --Colorshot Fabric Spray in desired colors --Plain leggings --desired stencil pattern, or make your own pattern with painter's tape Tape stencil into place. Be sure to tape off any other exposed areas of the leggings that you want to remain colorless. Start from the bottom and work your way up, spraying a line of color across the stencil as shown. Alternate colors. No need to tape off between colors - it looks great when they overlap. Let dry for 30 minutes, as indicated on the Colorshot packaging. Then remove stencil. If adding stencil to the side of the pantleg, be sure to add to the back as well. Open up the paint leg and match up the stencil along the seam. Repeat process as before. When dry, remove the stencil for the grand reveal!! Wear them proudly! DIY for the win!
Stenciled Fabric Markers
Did you know that you can use fabric markers with a stencil?! It's true! Use a stencil to guide you as you color and design to your heart's content. We will show you two methods to using a stencil - a removable stencil and a permanent stencil option. What you need: Tulip Fabric Markers in your choice of colors Blank zipper pouch Stencil cut using your favorite cutting machine. You'll need an adhesive vinyl stencil for removable and a heat transfer vinyl stencil for a permanent stencil. For the removable stencil, weed out the portions that you would like to color in with Fabric Markers. Using transfer tape, attach your stencil to your pencil pouch. Using Fabric Markers, fill in stencil spaces as desired -have fun!! When dry, remove the stencil vinyl to reveal your project! For a permanent stencil, use heat transfer vinyl and weed out the portions that you would like to color in. Attach the vinyl to your pencil pouch using an iron or heat press. Remove carrier sheet. Color in stencil as desired - have fun! Remember, the vinyl is permanent on this project and will not be removed. Whether you use a removable stencil or a permanent one, both projects are super fun and turn out great. Enjoy how easy it is to use so many different colors in your design when you're using Fabric Markers!
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