Have you been down the new Martha Stewart Crafts aisle in your Michaels store lately? It's kind of like walking into a candy store, minus the sugar. So many paints, stencils and brushes all wrapped up in beautiful packaging.
I decided this year I wanted to add bits of fun and cheerful colors to my Christmas decorations and I found the perfect colors of paint from the Martha Stewart Crafts line. The best part about the paints I found is the shimmer and shine they have. No dull colors allowed for these projects.
Want to see what I made?
(yes, i have a thing for deer. no real ones for me though)
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Here are the supplies you'll need...
- 4x6 frame (found mine at Forever 21)
- poster board
- martha stewart roller tops + foam pouncers
- martha stewart stencil holiday icons
- martha stewart stencil arabesque
- martha stewart paint fruit punch pearl
- martha stewart paint scottish highlands satin
- martha stewart paint sterling metallic
- martha stewart stencil spray adhesive
- larger deer stencil (cut out of vinyl with the silhouette)
Using a sheet of 8x10 poster board and one of the large Arabesque stencils, I rolled on the Fruit Punch pearl paint. (that pearl paint is GORgeous)
I then cut a deer out of vinyl. And used the foam pouncers to stencil on the Scottish Highlands satin paint. Once that was dry, I removed the vinyl and it was ready to display!
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The smaller frame was almost done the same way. I used some of the Stencil Spray Adhesive to keep my stencil in place and then rolled the Sterling metallic paint over the top of it.
When that was dry I used those foam pouncers again to stencil on the deer from the Holiday Icons set.
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