Create the perfect Autumn Welcome sign for your front porch … and before all my Aussie Down Under friends say “Wait, it’s SPRING, not AUTUMN” – there is so much more in this tutorial for you!
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Raised 3D stencilling
In this tutorial, in addition to my regular stencil technique, you’ll also learn how to:
- stencil 3D raised or embossed designs using TWO different mediums,
- create a shadow effect to make your stencil look 3 dimensional
As I show you these tips using Essential Stencil’s Hello Autumn stencil, you can apply these same techniques with ANY of your favourite stencil projects, including Essential’s “Hello Spring” stencil.
stencil Shadowing technique
Supply list:
To get started, I’ve prepared a supply list for you in case you choose to use any of the same products I’ve used in the video tutorial in this post. (I’ve included affiliate links for your convenience.)
- 5ft tall by 16″ wide Plywood (150cm x 40cm) prepared with stain or paint of choice.
- Essential Stencil 5′ Hello Autumn Stencil
- Fusion Mineral Paint Embossing Paste (Australian readers find it HERE)
- Fusion Mineral Paint Fresco Texture medium (Australian readers find it HERE)
- Painter’s Tape
- Artist Palette knife
- Fusion Mineral Paint colours: Tuscan Orange, Bayberry, Park Bench, Prairie Sunset, Cranberry
Autumn Sign Tutorial
Here’s the video tutorial I did during a Facebook live on Essential Stencil’s Facebook page. It is a replay, so if you need to skip ahead to the parts that you want to see, you can definitely do that.
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