ArtFire

I had so much fun with this design! I designed it to give you lots of options. Not only does it create an excellent, detailed central frieze design, but repeat in to an unusually beautiful border or do as I did and repeat it randomly to create stunning wallpaper! It was EASY!

Begin with the background by simply sponging light brown and light sage green paint on to the surface and blend them slightly.

Use paint with the stencil to randomly stencil the design in deeper sage green (gray green).

Allow surface to dry and then use the stencil with pre-tinted joint compound in a lighter sage green (simply add darkly colored craft or wall paints to pre-tint the compound).

Layering the textured appearance of the sponged background, with painted leaves and then the same leaves (slightly off-set) in plaster give your walls spectacular detail!

Doing any raised plaster stencil is so easy! Click the link below to see our tutorial.

Plaster Stencil Single 15 1/2" long x 5" wide

Raised Plaster Stenciling is easy! If you can butter bread, you can create stunning raised designs on your walls, furniture, cabinetry, craft items and more!
Simply tape the stencil to the intended area, spread pre-mixed joint compound (found at all home improvement stores) over the stencil openings, un-tape the stencil and peel it back to reveal the design.
Allow to dry then paint with wall paint or seal with sealer.

Laser Cut of Heavy Duty 14 mil Mylar