DIY: Marsh Grass Camo Stencil
Making your own stencil is a simple process that only requires a few tools. The stencil can then be used many times to apply a pattern on a number of different surfaces. You can use this marsh grass camouflage stencil to create a marsh grass pattern on the sides of a boat, clothing or walls. Be sure to use the right paint for the surface you are working with.
Things You'll Need
- Cardboard
- Exacto knife or other sharp knife
- Paper and pencil
- Printer (optional)
- Tape
Instructions
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Draw a picture of marsh grass camouflage on a piece of white paper using a pencil. Alternatively you can find a photo of marsh grass camouflage and print out the picture.
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Tape the marsh grass photo to a flat working surface.
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Cut out the grass blades using a sharp knife.
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Tape the piece of paper to a sheet of cardboard.
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Trace around the inside of the cut-out grass blades onto the cardboard.
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Remove the piece of paper and cut out the grass blades on the cardboard to create the stencil.
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Use the stencil by attaching it to your work surface and either painting or spray painting the surface.
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Tips & Warnings
Be sure to pad the surface you are working on before using the sharp knife.
Always exercise caution when working with sharp objects.
References
- Photo Credit marsh grass image by Jorge Moro from Fotolia.com