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In this opportunity I will teach how to make our homemade stencils for different purposes, USING THE PAPERCUT TECHNIQUE.
GOMA EVA: ideal to give more volume with gesso or your favorite paste. To give incredible relief to cement, stone paste, pictures and textured frames and more.
ACETATE AND PLASTIC CARTON, same use as commercial stencils.
Not to be discouraged! it's all PRACTICE AND PRACTICE
Download honeycomb pattern: docs.google.com/document/d/1Q...
Download pattern various leaves and flowers for acetate or cardboard
docs.google.com/document/d/1I...
Download green eva rubber stencil pattern
docs.google.com/document/d/1C...
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Luciernaga Fantastica -School of arts and crafts in its mini online version.
Recycled art, crafts, some DIY and much more
Visit us at luciernagafantastica.com.ar and have free access to specially selected tutorials on crafts, decorative techniques and news from the world of recycled art.
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0:00 Introduction
1:50 BASIC TOOLS FOR PAPER CUT
12:10 How to cut eva rubber? recommendations
22:46 transfer image on eva rubber easy method
26:41 Sample of more works
29:09 Stencil honeycomb "on top of sheet" and alternatives
31:46 Stencil ACETATE Image transfer and cutting
34:06 Stencil cardboard "laminated"
46:13 Try dipping a cardboard stencil
49:17 Testing professional scalpel/ bond paper