Just a little stencil, nothing more, but I like the way it comes out.
They are easy to make not only for trees but also for animals, people, houses...
- Just take a picture of a tree (especially during wintertime without leaves, now you know why I want to add a lot of pictures to my collection this winter ^^) or another object.
- Play a little bit with the contrast and the brightness until you can see the tree details very good which you want to cut out.
- Print it out, just b/w.
- Cut it out with a sharp paper knife and please, as always, don't be too acurate! But cut carefully, you want to use the paper with the "hole" as well as the cut out object.
- Turn around if you want the white site. If you want another colour just print on a coloured paper.
And also: Don't use to many details. They will be lost, it is more difficult to cut and in the end one just stops creating a new stencil due to frustration. The effect will still be great sometimes even greater without to small details! Try it :)
This is wonderful, what a great idea!! I wanted to let you know that I'll be bragging about you tomorrow! I'll be featuring your beautiful Mail Art on my Brag Monday post!
AntwortenLöschenEinfach wunderschön. Schlicht und überzeugend.
AntwortenLöschenWhat a great idea... I will ahve to try this!
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AntwortenLöschenAllison
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What a cool idea to use a picture to make a stencil, I've never heard of that before!
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I using it for our header images would you mind to give the copyright? I really appreciated if you would given it to me! Thanks :)
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