1. Open your design file in Silhouette Studio. (If you prefer a different design than the apple in #44442, go for it! Find the perfect design that fits your tastes).
2. Adjust your design, keeping at least a one-inch perimeter on all four sides.
3. Trim vinyl or stencil material to 12”x12”, place on your cutting mat, and cut the design with your Silhouette Cameo.
4. Using your weeding tool, remove the pieces that will be painted (the leaf, stem, and apple).
5. Remove the backing off the Silhouette Transfer Tape and apply it, sticky side down, to the apple stencil.
6. Remove the paper backing from the vinyl and apply on the chalkboard. After making sure there are no bubbles or creases, remove the transfer tape.
7. Choose your paint colors and lightly dab onto the chalkboard.Â
Tip: Work from the center outwards to avoid paint bleeding.
8. Remove the stencil before the paint dries.
9. Finally, add your frame!
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(This blog post was originally posted on the Silhouette America blog.)
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What’s your favorite DIY teacher gift you’ve made for a teacher? Tell us in the comments below!
1. Open your design file in Silhouette Studio. (If you prefer a different design than the apple in #44442, go for it! Find the perfect design that fits your tastes).
2. Adjust your design, keeping at least a one-inch perimeter on all four sides.
3. Trim vinyl or stencil material to 12”x12”, place on your cutting mat, and cut the design with your Silhouette Cameo.
4. Using your weeding tool, remove the pieces that will be painted (the leaf, stem, and apple).
5. Remove the backing off the Silhouette Transfer Tape and apply it, sticky side down, to the apple stencil.
6. Remove the paper backing from the vinyl and apply on the chalkboard. After making sure there are no bubbles or creases, remove the transfer tape.
7. Choose your paint colors and lightly dab onto the chalkboard.Â
Tip: Work from the center outwards to avoid paint bleeding.
8. Remove the stencil before the paint dries.
9. Finally, add your frame!
Â
(This blog post was originally posted on the Silhouette America blog.)
Â
What’s your favorite DIY teacher gift you’ve made for a teacher? Tell us in the comments below!