Burda Style For people who sew
Step 4
Cut it out. You have your stencil! (you should pretest your stencil on just some paper if you are not sure of its quality and don’t want to destroy you fabric or the creation) Start stenciling! Protect the working surface with newspaper or plastic cloth. Put the fabric face up. Put the stencil on the fabric. To keep it in place you can use adhesive spray or just be very careful not to move it. Put some paint in a small container and start painting by dabbing the brush on the fabric. (you can use an air brush if you have it)
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