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Step 2You're such a cut-up...
Print out the images that you downloaded from the previous step. Print on a sheet of thin cardstock to make the stencil pattern easier to work with.
Estimate how big you want the cutouts. Use your printer controls or software to adjust the printed sized of the graphics. I just printed out the graphics as big as a regular sheet of letter paper. Of course, you may need to consider if your light source will be able to illuminate it or else plan on rigging up more lights or LEDs.
Use a razor blade, utility knife, or scissors to cut out the inside of the patterns to make a stencil.
Place the stencil or pattern centered on the back or position it where it looks nice on the garment.
You should just be able to hold the stencil as you trace or tape it down if desired.
With tailor's chalk, a pencil or light colored marker to match the fabric, trace the pattern onto the fabric.
Estimate how big you want the cutouts. Use your printer controls or software to adjust the printed sized of the graphics. I just printed out the graphics as big as a regular sheet of letter paper. Of course, you may need to consider if your light source will be able to illuminate it or else plan on rigging up more lights or LEDs.
Use a razor blade, utility knife, or scissors to cut out the inside of the patterns to make a stencil.
Place the stencil or pattern centered on the back or position it where it looks nice on the garment.
You should just be able to hold the stencil as you trace or tape it down if desired.
With tailor's chalk, a pencil or light colored marker to match the fabric, trace the pattern onto the fabric.
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