I made a list of possible things I could monogram on before deciding (the final few items are bolded):
And then I proceeded to prepare a few items before we stencil our monograms in class!
I have a total of 4 different sizes for my monograms. I printed out the design first, and used it as a base to cut over my plastic sheets.
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| before spraypaint |
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after first coat of spraypaint
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| used masking tape on my book to protect it from the paint |
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| Different monogram sizes! |
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| the tiniest monogram |
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| cutting this out was quite difficult :'] |
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| note to self: don't use paint markers for stencils because iT WILL BLEED ): |
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| secured it with tape so that the plastic won't move |
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| the paint marker bled really badly so it didn't turn out so good |
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| the "negative shapes" of the stencil |
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| yay stencils! |
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| the mess I made on the floor trying to spraypaint my book |
I still wasn't too happy about my stencils so that day in class, I decided to re-do them on tracing paper in different sizes. I thought it would be more convenient since I'll be stenciling on some curved surfaces and the tracing paper is more flexible.
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| the pencil boxes, before monogram |
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| placing the stencil... |
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| I used black fabric paint and a sponge! It turned out pretty well :D |
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| And here are all my products so far! |
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