Stencil card
It’s easy to use a Resene stencil and testpot to create your own range of cool greeting cards.
Stencil card - instruction sheet
Resene kids art with Mark Rayner - Project 119
Difficulty level: Moderate
You will need: Low tack masking tape, Paintbrush, Piece of white cardboard measuring approximately 17cm x 30cm, Printout of a Resene stencil from the Resene website, Resene testpot of Resene Glitterbug, Scissors
Top tip: You can also create your own stencil by drawing a shape onto a piece of paper and cutting out with scissors.
Here's another idea: This cool turtle card was made with a Resene stencil and a testpot of Resene Go Go Go.
Stencil card
Another idea: A cool turtle card
Step one
Fold the piece of cardboard in half, as shown.
Step two
Carefully cut out the Resene stencil – you might need a grown up to help with this bit.
Step three
Place the stencil onto the front of the card and hold in position with a few pieces of low tack masking tape.
Step four
Gently ‘stipple’ the paint over the stencil, taking care not to let paint seep under the edges. Carefully remove the stencil and allow the paint to dry. How cool is that?
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