Great tutorial! Thanks for doing this

I learned an awful lot....great job!

Sweetie you just made my day I’ve And trying to figure out how to do that you make it look so simple thank you thank you thank you very much

A tip. Use the base color to seal the letter then put your color over it so you won't get any bleeding.

Wow for your first video it was PERFECT! I have been trying to get brave and try a stencil. You make it look so easy. Thank you!

REALLY GREAT JOB!

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

This was fantastic!!! Thank you so much!!

👍 great video! 🤗 N.S. Canada

Great video. Thanks. Also, you said "Good morning ladies", men do Cricut too! lol

Enjoyed your video very much : )

First video? You did a great job & I can't wait to try it!

Nice job!

love it I do that in wood carving

I enjoyed the video and a well done project. It would be best to use a tack cloth for removing the sanding dust and they are cheap. I do a LOT of woodworking and for the base you could use Minwax water based stains in a quart and it lasts forever. Also they have a whitewash/pickling water based stain also. It will have the same outcome and is better for the wood. I would still use the paint for the stencils. I would reccommend using a varnish, polyurethane, lacquer or shellac finish if it will be outside or used a lot. Rust-Oleum or Krylon makes good sealer for this. Again your project looked GREAT!

Have you considered using the stencil plastic and cutting it with your Cricut for the pieces you use over and over (like the Grillin and Chilin). Makes it easier and you aren't using additional materials. Very easy to cut more permanent stencil with your Cricut.

Nice job 🙂

Would love to see it finished!

Since you design your stenciles are you able to re-use your stencils for other projects? Kansas

Also- what did you use for transfer paper?

Thanks for the video!! I just ordered my cricut and can't wait to get it! What kind of transfer tape did you use?

Bonjour, quelle machine utilisez-vous pour découper vos stencils ? merci

Absolutely loved this video, it inspired me to try a sign. I looked for the seal modge podge today and saw multiple types, which one do you recommend?

LOVE this tutorial! Does this work with stencils you want to reuse?

Where did you post the other items you talk about on your video ?

Do you have the link to the finish sign. Great job, looks amazing!

Hi there. Question on the cutting- did you cut it on stencil vinyl or just regular vinyl? I used stencil vinyl to help match up the letters via the lines but then just pulled the stencil vinyl off and it became a sticky mess and I had a super hard time applying it to my wood. So it looks like you just used regular vinyl? thanks!

Being a wood carver, I am wondering if it has been done before....Affix the outer decal (where the red paint goes) with no interior decals and paint the whole thing red inside the decal openings. Then with the second decal showing red paint to be striped, instead of painting it blue, just route it 1/4" deep inside the decal openings leaving the decal in place. After all the wood inside the decal has been routed, spray paint the routed part with blue including the 1/4" sidewalls and then peel the decals off. Hope I am clear to you on this.

Which vinyl are you using?

Hi I just purchased the cricut maker.. This is the first time Ive ever owned anything like this. Very excited to try the stencil making. I have a lot of 651 vinyl that I have recieved from a sign store in town- can I use it if I dont have any 631?

I would love to see what the final product looks like!

Do you have a video of the broncos one?

When using vinyl as the stencil, there is this sticky residue left on the painted board. Do you ever get that and how do you get that off?

good morning ladies!! men use the machine as well

What size is your board & stencil? I am new to the cricut world I didn't think it was possible to fit all of that on 1 cut out. :) Also have you considered using contact paper for the stencil? I read comments and people have said they used the contact paper for dollar tree. Less expensive than using your vinyl. I haven't tried it yet. Well....I will today :) Nice video. Didn't look like a 1st timer to me.

You mention using mod Podge around letters to keep the paint from bleeding. What/how is this done? Do you have another video showing how to do this? I’m going to try my first project soon.

Did you use acrylic paint for all the colors?

Where's the completed project? I would love to see it & with your hanging hardware on it.

What font is that? Love it

What font did you use for Grillin & chillin! Great video!

what font did you use for the grillin

You said ladies, us man like craft to. lol Also, what grid sand paper did you use. We don't need to know the brand. Just the grid. Great job, thank you so much for this video

Ok I tried this.. When I lift up the stencil, the paint comes with it. What am I doing wrong ?

Love that she was nice enough to share her project, but she never said what the name of the transfer paper was (I'm not talking about the vinyl she used as the stencil) does anybody have any idea on the transfer paper? By the way what is wrong with saying what supplies and where you buy your supplies. Don't you know it is a compliment to you that we want to copy or create from your example. That is the whole reason why us crafter's watch the YOU TUBE VIDEOS.

Y!!!!! Good morning Ladies Like US guys Cant do this !!?

Good video but you could have done it yourself (I can speak from experience, i'm a stencil artist)

Good morning - are you on Facebook?

Positive ?? How about giving people proper advice. The proper way of doing things, especially if there going to sell the item they make, how nice they'll have customers with items they've. Bought made from cheap materials. I'm sure customers would appreciate there purchases if they last long due to decent materials. 👍🏻

It's upsetting when you see people giving tutorials and advising people to get paint worth 70 cents. People u get what u pay for, spend a few dollars more and get good paint that will adhere good to what ever project your doing. What quality of paint do u think your getting for 70 cents ?? Common sense people, u get what u pay for. A few dollars more won't make a difference in your pocket, but it will when ur projects don't last as u expect them to due to the cheap materials you use. Good luck.