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Step 4Peel your apple...
Time to expose the core.
Turn over on the back. You can now trim away the excess plastic leaving about an inch border around your sewn pattern.
On the back, time to peel away the adhesive liner covering the inside area of your stencil pattern. You can leave the liner on the outside border to act as a light mask.
You may need to use an awl or seam ripper or utility knife to pick up a corner of the liner so you can peel off the rest.
On the front, time to do some fabric surgery. Remove the flap of fabric covering your stencil pattern. Pinch the fabric to make the initial incision. Snip a hole and run the scissors along the edge of your sewn pattern.
Turn over on the back. You can now trim away the excess plastic leaving about an inch border around your sewn pattern.
On the back, time to peel away the adhesive liner covering the inside area of your stencil pattern. You can leave the liner on the outside border to act as a light mask.
You may need to use an awl or seam ripper or utility knife to pick up a corner of the liner so you can peel off the rest.
On the front, time to do some fabric surgery. Remove the flap of fabric covering your stencil pattern. Pinch the fabric to make the initial incision. Snip a hole and run the scissors along the edge of your sewn pattern.
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