Decorate Your Table With A Stenciled Tablecloth
Learn How To Create A Stenciled Tablecloth In Four Easy Steps
Good morning, my DIY home decorators! It was just this past Friday that Cutting Edge Stencils shared a post by Gina from A Sense of Design that featured our Kerry Damask stencil painted across a black tablecloth. So pretty, right?
Then over the weekend one of our talented fans, Tea, sent us these gorgeous pictures of stenciled tablecloths that she painted for her home using our Zinnia Grande Stencil... She also created this blue-tiful version using the same stencil. We love it! With the holidays just around the corner, stenciled tablecloths are certainly on the rise. Look at this gorgeous creation by GingerSnap Crafts using our Turkish Tulip pattern. We'd love to be invited to this luncheon!Do all these stenciled tablecloths have you planning your next gathering? We knew you'd love this stencil project! Before you send out the invites, we want to make sure you have the step-by-step instructions on how to create your own stenciled tablecloth.
We'd like to say hello to Jessica, the crafty DIYer and blogger behind Lemon Tree Creations. She was looking to add some flattering table decor to her dining room. She found this adorable polka dot fabric at her local thrift store but it needed something. She put her crafty thinking cap on and decided to give it a paisley touch by adding our Sari Paisley Wall Stencil in a vibrant blue. We think it's totally awesome. Now let's take a look at how she crafted it! Here is the scoop on how to stencil a tablecloth (this project comes from Lemon Tree Creations): First you're gonna need this stuff listed below:
- Drop Cloth or piece of fabric
- A stencil (for this project the Sari Paisley Wall Stencil (large) was used)
- Stencil brush <— We prefer the one in this link.
- Painter’s tape
- Small paint tray or plastic plate
- Paper towels
- Craft paint found at Michaels or JoAnns ( for this project a color similar to FolkArt Brilliant Blue was used)
- Textile Medium like, FolkArt’s Textile Medium found at your local craft store
4. Complete the Pattern: If you are stenciling a tablecloth then you may need to reposition the stencil so you can continue to paint the pattern on the entire surface. Let the paint dry for two hours.
Now let's position it on our table and presto chango, we have a gorgeous tablecloth! Oh, and this project is so easy that even a first time stenciler could get the hang of it. Jessica had this to say about her stencil project, "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!)" Great job, Jessica! Would you consider stenciling a tablecloth for your next gathering? Leave us a comment below!
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