Showing posts with label stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stencil. Show all posts

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Decorative Plates with Edible Stencils



This fancy and clever idea is from Crafty Chica and Jo using stick on stencils and butter to create decorative edges to class up a simple dish for a special occasion or dinner party. 

They also had success with ketchup, but the possibilities are endless and it looks like it would be simple to do.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

FREE PRINTABLE JACK-O-LANTERN STENCIL ROUNDUP



M & M's has 10 free stencils.  Just click and print on the one you want to use



 





Better Homes and Gardens has a whole slew of free printable stencils, including cat and dog breed stencils




For less scary versions of kids, Disney had stencil of Mickey, Mini, Goofy, Tigger, Winnie and Jack Skellington






DLTK is a free kids craft site that has several cute options such as Blue's Clues and Spongebob.











For vintage music lovers, Fabulous Foods has a few stencils for "Rock and Roll Heaven" such a Buddy Holly and Kurt Cobain images.












 
And don't throw away those seeds...turn the into Gourmet Roasted Pumpkin seeds with this recipe.

If you know of any links to free printable Jack-0-Lantern's feel free to leave the link in the comments section.

Happy Carving!

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

DIY Shaun Of The Dead Freezer Paper Stencil

One of my fav zombie movies is "Shaun Of The Dead" and I printed off a free online stencil at Stencilpunks.org on an old pair of sweatpants to create an Halloween worthy garment.

To make your own, grab an old garment and either fabric paint and roller sponge or other brush or a bleach pen (I used a bleach pen on these), freezer paper, an iron and an X-acto knife to create your own spooky slacks or terrorific tee.

The stencil can be found over at  http://www.stencilpunks.org/ under "Movies" the scroll down to find the Shaun of the Dead Stencils.

For further details on using creating a freezer pencil stencil, see the following.
http://www.stencilpunks.org/print_stencil.html

Happy Halloween crafting!