DIY Blog

It’s official: Stencil Stop has made it to the streets of New York City. Fiddlesticks Pub in the West Village of Manhattan has adorned their outdoor seating area with a myriad of large stencils to advertise their business.

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Watch us turn a doll's bed from IKEA into a custom dog bed for our office dog, Phoebe, using stencils and paint!

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We have a new product in town: our steel metal stencils! If mylar wasn’t durable enough for you or you’re looking for an easy way to make a sign, they may be for you. We created a list of things that you can do with our new metal stencils.

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Are you a current planner, or are you in need of some help organizing your days?Bullet journal stencils are meant to help you manage your life, whether you currently use a planner or not. They save time and provide numerous organizational elements. Check out our blog post for some inspiration on how to use them!

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Adhesive stencils are an easy way to learn about or replace silk screening/screen printing. Normally, silk screening (also called screen printing) is a process involving chemicals, light sensitive materials, and lots of setup. We’re going to show you how easy and accessible silk screening can be!

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You may be familiar with our classic mylar stencils, but do you know about our custom adhesive stencils? They’re a little bit different, let’s learn how!

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What do you do when you have a Facebook Marketplace fail? You DIY it, of course! We'll use a stencil to add detail to this 180 degree transformation of a cheap mid century TV console.

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Spray paint vs. paint, the everlasting battle for which medium works best when using stencils. We'll try out paintbrushes, sponge brushes, stencil brushes, paint rollers, and spray paint.

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We’re back this week with another easy and cheap IKEA DIY! While you can use any stencil we have, we used our new Offset Checkerboard Pattern.

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