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Martha Stewart Kitchen Accessories

Accessorize a kitchen or create personalized hostess gifts. It's quick and easy with adhesive stencils.
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Skill Level: Intermediate
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Supplies

PLAID Supplies
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Multi-Surface Satin Acrylic Craft Paint - Blue Sky
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Multi-Surface Satin Acrylic Craft Paint - Tartan Red
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ 2oz Multi-Surface High Gloss Acrylic Craft Paint - Wedding Cake
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ 6oz Multi-Surface Chalkboard Paint Acrylic Craft Paint - Blue
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ Specialty Sponges
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ Foam Pouncers Set - 6pc
  • Martha Stewart Crafts™ Stencil Tape
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Other Supplies
Canister set
Containers of your choice

Instructions

TIP Practice your technique or check your color by first making a sample print on paper or scrap fabric.
  1. Use a straight edge and pencil to draw a guide line, if applicable.

  2. Remove backing from stencil and set aside. Place stencil on surface.

  3. Pour a small amount of paint onto your palette. Load paint sparingly on a stencil brush or sponge and dab off excess. Lightly dab on a thin layer of paint; apply a second coat if necessary. Paint all areas of one color on the stencil before moving on to the next.
  4. While paint is still wet, carefully peel off stencil.

  5. Continue painting areas of the stencil according to your design. Let the paint dry completely before placing another stencil (or color) over it.
    6. Cookie Jar
    1. Use stencil tape to tape off a 5in x 6in rectangle on the cookie jar.

    2. Use a specialty sponge to paint 2 to 3 layers of blue chalkboard paint. Before paint dries, carefully release stencil tape.

    3. Use Tartan Red and a foam pouncer and follow general adhesive stenciling instructions.
    Clean Up
    1. Wash all stencils, brushes, and tools immediately after use before the paint dries. Use Martha Stewart Crafts Brush & Stencil Cleaner to remove dried paint.

    2. Repair torn stencils with transparent tape. Place tape on both sides of the tear and cut away the excess with a craft knife.
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