Remove excess paint by rolling over paper or newspaper. I used painter’s tape, but I would highly recommend using spray adhesive because of the intricate Mandala design and the size of this piece.Īdd paint to a large container and roll the provided roller in the paint. Take the Mandala stencil and spray stencil adhesive to the back or use painter’s tape to secure the stencil to the drop cloth. If your cloth doesn’t have the plastic backing, add newspaper or cardboard in the back of the fabric to catch any paint that seeps through. Smooth out or iron the drop cloth and place on your work surface. I worked on the floor with my cutting mat as the backing. Work on a level and hard smooth surface for the best result. drill (optional if bead openings are too small).

4-5 coordinating lace, cord, and ribbon trimmings (one roll of each).painter’s tape or stencil spray adhesive.But for now, let’s get to the Giant Prosperity DIY Mandala Dream Catcher tutorial! Giant Prosperity DIY Mandala Dream Catcher My mind is already thinking of new places to decorate using the Prosperity Mandala stencil and I see an outdoor table makeover in my future. The great thing about using Cutting Edge Stencils is that you can reuse them multiple times, with different color paints, and on various surfaces. Depending on the size, the cost for each stencil varies between $12.95 for a 10″ stencil to $62.95 for a 44″ stencil (this is HUGE!). The line comes in 9 designs and 5 different sizes, ranging from 18″ to 44″ in size. This 24″ Prosperity Mandala stencil is part of the new Cutting Edge Mandala Stencil line. But when I saw the Prosperity Mandala stencil and Feathers 6-piece stencil kit on Cutting Edge Stencils, I knew I HAD to make a Giant Prosperity DIY Mandala Dream Catcher. I have a slight obsession with dream catchers and have already made several Vintage Doily Dream Catchers.

Dream catcher kit for master bedroom