Girl’s Room Ribbon Stencil
It is going to take a while to finish so I have been committing to doing a little bit each day, while my baby is napping. Stenciling is a lot more work than I had expected but I love the final look! It is going to be so cute when it is all done!
You can find the stencil to print HERE.
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Hi I'm Taya! A stay-at-home mother to 5 cuties. I love to craft, sew, blog and make fun things. I'm the creator of the 'Eat-Pray-Create' blog and I'm so glad you're here!
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Hi I'm Taya! A stay-at-home mother to 5 cuties. I love to craft, sew, blog and make fun things. I'm the creator of the 'Eat-Pray-Create' blog and I'm so glad you're here!
3 Comments
tlkinder02
Hello, I was thinking of using this stencil for my daughter’s room and I was wondering how you made the stencil after you printed it.
Thank you,
Traci
Taya
tlkinder02 I bought stencil material (looks like paper but is really thick)found it at JoAnn’s craft store. It is see through, so I layed it on top of the printout(on a cutting board) and used an exacto knife to cut out the the stencil. You will need to leave 2 sections attached around the loop so you still have the center piece there. Once you are done stenciling on the wall you can just go back with a tiny paint brush and fill in those little spots.
Philip Ellis
We love the pictures of the room. We are about to do the same stencil for our girls’ bedroom. When we printed out the stencil, it looked pretty thin. Did you print it on different sized paper (Other than 8 1/2 x 11″) or do you suggest modifying it at all?
Thank you,
Katie