Stenciled Table Runner
I fell in love with this polka dot fabric I found at a thrift store and to my surprise how perfect could it be for just my little bitty dining room table!
But you know me; I can't leave well enough alone. And rightfully so..take a look!!
Voila! With the Cutting Edge's Large Paisley Wall Art Stencil I was able to bring out a unique and inviting style to my now "not so shabby" little nook! {which I simply can't take my eyes off of!!]
The first thing I did was make sure my fabric was ironed and exactly the size I wanted.
Next, I secured my Cutting Edge Stencil to the top of the fabric using duct/electrical tape. It's always a great idea to place some cardboard underneath your project to prevent any paint that might seep through as well.
Lastly, the most simplest part: I simply rolled over my stencil with some Navy fabric paint and that was that! An elegant, "store bought" looking table runner!! I just love how the polka dots show through the navy!
I'm sure by now with all of the exclamation points you can tell I am overly joyed with the way this turned out!
Some other fun projects I've been wanting to try are on magnetic boards, windows and on ceramics like this...
Yep..wouldn't that be a great conversation piece?
Thanks for stopping by and check back next Wednesday for a Cutting Edge Stencil Giveaway!
I'll be linking up to these inspiring parties!
8 comments:
Jess, that pig made me laugh! And your table runner looks gorgeous. What a great way to spruce up a table! Good thinking! : )
Looks fantastic - and so does the pig! I'll be back for sure to enter your giveaway, I'm needing me a stenciled wall!
Jess, that looks awesome!! Love the pig too, great idea!!
Um, call me crazy, but I LOVE that pig. I want one. Now. And I love the table runner.
Love the table runner! And love that gorgeous KY blue you chose to make it in!!!!
Great table runner! Stenciling is so fun. I took a stenciling class with my mom as a child. She was going to take the class with her sister but she got sick and since the class was already paid for, I went!
What a great way to use a stencil. I feel silly saying this, but never thought to use it on fabric. How funny to use it on the pig. Hey, got a new outfit, not too shabby.
This looks fantastic! Did you just use a regular paint roller?
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