Hi I am Bryan, as you know I make shirts. Well some of you have been asking how I make them. Well you are about to find out right now. Now the materials you are going to need are brushes, foam roller, acrylic paint, and textile medium.
Now I have already mixed with the paint and the textile medium together so I do not have to worry about that. Now I will brush this side and use roller I have used Lana peer which the basically big sticker and I have cut out the stencil already so can not really see what is going to be there but you will see when I take it off.
Now, okay use a roller you do not want to get nice and cover in paint, try and get nice and evenly. If you can not anyways, then you are going to go over it. Do not press too heavily or you could risk at being uneven so you have got to be careful about that. Now get some more paint do another time or so. Make sure you got this all and we it will be nicely covered.
Now the problem here is it if you look closely you can see that is not very smooth so this is where the normal brush comes in. you are going to go in one direction across the whole thing, just smooth it out. Try and stay in one direction as you go, I did not see I just had this changed direction because that pertains it down and I do not want it to go across because I would ruin it.
Now try and make sure you do not have any giant glossing where because that is going to not look so good to the final. And now unfortunately I think I accidentally got some of it where I did not want to however, I think it might still look okay. Back here it is the moment of unveiling.
Slightly messed up but still good, more stencil that is going to be thrown away. The final step that you are going to do is once it is dry enough that you can touch on the surface so that your fingers let, you are going to put in a piece of paper over the stencil and you are going to iron it. That way it all goes in, enjoy.
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