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Stencil for a christmas tree
glowgirl_2
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I would like to paint a full size Christmas tree on my wall this year, I'm flexible about design but despite googling I cant find any stencils that are large enough or anything other than kids little designs, any ideas anyone? or tips and inspiration? thanks:)
Thank you for this site Martin
The time for change has come
Good luck for the future
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normally when you want something large on a wall and cannot freehand
you would borrow an overhead projector
project the image onto the wall, and draw from there
know anyone who can lend you one?0 -
Couldn't you just get some large cardboard and cut out the shape that you want? That is probably what I would do, i'd also keep my fingers crossed that it would work lol.Slimming World - 3 stone 8 1/2lbs in 7 months and now at target :j0
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I wish I could remember the webpage that someone sent me last year, it had about 100 different tree ideas... anyhow, this was the best I could find for painting a tree on the wall. scroll about halfway down the page.
maggie
everydaycelebrating.com/2009/11/page/2
oh sorry, I keep forgetting I can't post links yet... sigh0 -
midnightraven3 wrote: »normally when you want something large on a wall and cannot freehand
you would borrow an overhead projector
project the image onto the wall, and draw from there
know anyone who can lend you one?
Thanks for the replies, I'll check out the link:) I have a projector that plugs into my lap top and I can project still images with that:DThank you for this site MartinThe time for change has comeGood luck for the future0
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