Joker T Shirt

One word.... WOW!!
look soooo good! i love stencil but, i hate cut them with exacto knife.. it's take soooooo much time!
and all the little details! O_o ...arfg!! lol!

Svenning: Thanks for your comments =D Truth is I've been practicing for my stencils to look not made at home, just because I'm weird LOL! It depends on the trademark of fabric paint you use, mine is more liquid. There's a type of fabric paint that is similar to the acrilic paint, that's not a good one, it usually leaves sticky lumps that usually ruin your stencil. And I use Tizzalicious' method for stenciling, see the link:

http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/stencil_a_shirt

About your question.. yes, the fabric paint lasts a lot, without loosing color, I mean the Joker t-shirt is practically new, but I've been doing t-shirts with this method since more than a year ago, and all of them, since the very first, looks as recently stenciled, and believe me: my boyfriend uses his t-shirts reeeally often. Of course, your t-shirt will look used as much as you use it, but your stencil will stay even longer than the t-shirt (weird, but true =D) Happy stenciling, I'd love to see your project. =D

I want this stencil Dx

I like it!