Here’s another way to use those Martha Stewart Cupcake Stencils — to decorate Halloween treat bags! Visit Martha’s website for a how-to video for this fun Halloween crafts project: Martha Stewart Halloween Crafts: Stenciled Halloween Treat Bags
Monster Tshirt
One of the best things about stenciling is it’s versatility. You can use stencils to paint just about anything, including walls, furniture, or fabric, in styles ranging from traditional theorems to street graffiti. And sometimes you can even stencil without paint. The Frankenstein tshirt pictured was stenciled with bleach using a design from Stencil1. Wouldn’t […]
Stenciled Halloween Treats
This photo from a recent Designer Stencils newsletter provides a sneak peak of some of their new culinary stencils, including Monster Faces, Scary Halloween, Witch’s Hat and Tombstone cookie cutter stencil sets. Not pictured, but also available, are Skulls. From Martha Stewart’s Halloween Central, these cakes and brownies are stenciled with powdered-sugar silhouettes of witches, […]
Clock Stencils
In this article from Martha Stewart’s website, she shows how to stencil a clock directly onto a wall. I loved this idea, and decided to see what clock face stencils might be available to speed up the process. A quick search found several possibilities, of varying sizes. The Cross Hall Clockface from Designer Stencils comes […]
Stenciled Wedding Cake
Not being too handy in the kitchen, I would never have thought to use stencils with food. But if I were getting married today, this is the cake I would want. Featured in Martha Stewart Weddings “Something Borrowed” (Spring 2008), it uses the Damask 5 tier set from Designer Stencils. Designer Stencils offers a large […]