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How to Stencil Curtains - Stenciling on Fabric | Designer Stencils

🍍 Learn how to stencil on fabric in this easy how to stencil tutorial.🍍 Welcome to another stenciling tutorial from Designer Stencils. In this video, we will show you how to stencil on curtains with our antique, Victorian-style Pineapple stencil (stenciling supplies links below). Stenciling curtains is a fun, creative way to personalize your space, and it is easier than you might think. The fabric stenciling techniques we cover in this DIY tutorial can be used for other fabric painting or fabric stenciling projects too! Scroll down for written instructions on how to paint curtain or check out our project blog for more details: https://www.designerstencils.com/blog.... Happy Stenciling! Fabric painting supplies used in this video ⬇️: ➡️ Pineapple Wall Stencil - https://bit.ly/2QDjjBr ➡️ Repositionable Spray Adhesive - https://bit.ly/2PGiMeu ➡️ High-Density Foam Roller - https://bit.ly/2E5yrky ➡️ Americana Acrylic Paint - https://bit.ly/2Uoj6RH ➡️ Fabric Painting Medium ➡️ Frog Tape Painters Tape - https://bit.ly/2q97Gn7 1️⃣ Start by spraying your surface with a coat of Repositionable Spray Adhesive. We used a large piece of cardboard. Also, spray the back of your stencil. Allow the Repositionable Spray 30 seconds to become tacky. Press your stencil flat against the surface, then position your stencil in the upper corner of the curtain. Use Frog Tape painters tape beneath the registration marks in the corners of your stencil and then put tape on the edges of your stencil for added hold. 2️⃣ With your stencil in place, mix the Americana Payne's Grey acrylic paint with half as much Fabric Painting Medium. This doesn't need to be exact but it should be close. Once mixed, roll your high-density foam roller in the paint until it is evenly coated. Roll the excess paint onto a paper towel until the foam roller is dry to the touch. Then begin stenciling the curtain. You may need to use the slightest pressure as you roll paint through your stencil, but do not press too hard, or else you risk forcing paint beneath the edges of your stencil. Keep in mind that if the paint does bleed, if you are hanging the curtains in a ruffled manner nobody will notice! 3️⃣ Once you completely fill in your stencil, check to see that you remember to paint the registration marks onto the Frog Tape below. Gently lift up your stencil and line the top two registration marks with the previously stenciled bottom two registration marks. As you move and paint your stencil, be sure to always put tape beneath the registration marks so that your stenciled design is level and even across the curtain. Continue doing your stencil repeats. Whenever you need to reload your roller with paint, always dry the excess off onto a paper towel to prevent bleeding. After several repeats, you will have a matching set of pineapple curtains! Like this video? Want to learn more easy DIY stenciling tips and tricks? Subscribe for more Designer Stencils DIY stenciling how to videos. 👉 Visit https://www.designerstencils.com/ today and check out our amazing collection of home decor stencils, painting tools, expert stenciling tips and how-to videos!