My kids are grown. But they have told me that one of their best memories is when we did stenciled tees one summer years ago when they were little.Thanks Lindsay!
My daughter is also clumsy...and tho' it may seem like a negative word, it was the absolute truth about her when she was growing up. Very nice tutorial. I had forgotten about using freezer paper for this. Thanks for the reminder!
@@thefrugalcrafter Well, I used your technique for my first Cricut project, a Philadelphia Eagles logo for my son and it turned out pretty good. Thanks again.
I used this when I made Christmas shirts. I used this to paint the tree on the shirt, then used small paint bottles to make ornaments, lights and garland with puffy paints.
I think perhaps Princess Cooper and I will have to try that this summer. You know we did all kinds of things with freezer paper back in the day. Everything old is new again! :)
You are just the craftiest person I know. I have several designs I wanted to do on a tee,but didn't want to hand paint them....this is brilliant....thank you sooooo very much.
Thank you Lindsey. My grandson plays Football, basketball and track in High school. I try to make t-shirts with his new number for each of the family each year this will be very helpful. I’ve been trying to use masking tape for the letters but often seeps through!
Thank you! Finally an easy to follow tutorial. I really needed this for my daughters upcoming birthday party where we will be making t-shirts with all the girls.
Mitchalisia here. This is so cool ! I wish I was your sister/ friend, so l could hangout & do all these cool arts & crafts with you ! You're so lucky to have your own studio to work in ! Have a very beautiful & Happy Easter ! 🐰🌿🌸🌷🌸🌿😊
This is so cool! I have never thought of using freezer paper in crafts, had no idea it was so popular! Me and my friends have a funny/sick sense of humor too 😂 it’s just our thing! I like that she wanted a shirt for herself that said clumsy, means she can laugh at herself! If you’re not willing to laugh at yourself then you better not be laughing at all! Thanks for sharing Lindsay, I love all your tutorials!
Sorry if you already said in the video, If i were to paint a white design on a black tshirt, would you reccomend 2 layers (leaving the first to dry before doing the second)? Thank you for the tutorial
yay more Lindsay! :-) nice to know that those cutting machines will cut paper, was wondering about that. So much cheaper than vinyl, and bonus, after using the stencil with the gelli plate, the stencil looks cool enough to cut up and use for college material.
uh wow thank you i totally needed this im a perfectionist and i needed this for my kids birthday who i was going to have shirts made but it wouldnt be done in time, s i said id do it myself and i found this one of many im gonna take ideas from but this was perfect thank you o much im so excited to try it lol
Hi Lindsay, That is so cool, those lines are nice and crisp and clean, you never know what we can use from our kitchen!!! How long would you wait before you wash it? TFS, Cheers Anna.
Lindsay, do you have a favorite kind of t-shirt you use for these projects....100% cotton? cotton/polyester mix? specific brand?? such a great tutorial, thank you!!! I'm going to make a "Birthday Boy" shirt for my son this month :D
Hi Lindsay I'm getting ready to do this for 12 Tshirts & using Speedball fabric paint for screen printing. I saw other utubers say to heat set with an iron & pressing paper or silicone mat to protect iron, after 72 hours so it holds up thru the wash. Then do not wash til after 5 days. What is your experience on the heatsetting & dry time with Speedball?
I always recommend heat setting. I reckon they recommend the 5 days to make sure in any climate the ink deep in the fabric has dried completely. Can you test on a scrap?
Could you use this technique (instead of a plastic stencil) to transfer an image to other paper? Would the paper peel off cleanly, like it did from the T shirt? The crisp lines are stunning!
Great video! Nicely done t-shirt! I am looking into a dye cutter but cannot decide on one brand. The Cricut, Silhouette or Brother. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Jocelyn
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Thank you Lindsay! I do respect your opinion and believe it or not I was leaning towards the Brother! I am hoping you might do a video on all that it can do one day when you have a chance as you are such a great teacher. Thank you for responding! 👍👍
Great information, thank you. I’m thinking about looking for a die cut machine, any recommendations or information for occasional crafter! I needs a grumpy 👕. 🦄🌈
How long will the freezer paper stick to the fabric? I'm planning to do this for a baby shower and attach the stencils ahead of time, may be the night before. But I don't want it to stick permanently
I love this idea!!! Are these ok to wash? If so how long should you wait after painting before throwing in the washer? I love the shirt I could use a "clumsy" myself! Lol
JaNetNMelissaWise - read the guidelines on the paint you're using to be sure as far as washing. I wouldn't put any hand painted clothes in the dryer myself. Air dry.
Sue Clark thank you so much for the help Sue! I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. I will definitely read the paint and be sure to air dry! ♥
I heard that if you iron it after it is dry, of course with a sheet of paper upon the design, it will resist washing. I confess I didn't try it, but someone who paints clothes does it. You could give it a try... Good luck!
Interesting Chris. I'll look into that. I paint in acrylic, not even familiar with fabric paint. I suppose they are two different beasts...lol. acrylic is basically plastic which is why I say air dry. Otherwise the risk of cracking & fading & possibly chiping all that will happen. Guess if I had a really cool design, I'd like to preserve it. ♡
Thank you! I’ve been wanting to customize a old Jean jacket for a while now, and I’ve heard that this method gives you super crisp, clear lines. The design I’m using is very detailed, so I’m hoping it’ll work well. Wish me luck!🖤✨
I had to laugh at your written instructions:” I recommend that you watch your shirt.....” I know it was one of those weird corrections that are made for you, but I can visualize watching your shirt when it is being washed by itself on the first time. You know how children can be about wearing a specific item, and they do watch and wait until it is washed! Great instruction!
Monica Eggleton hi there im living in cyprus europe and reynolds freezer paper is not available not even with amazon so is there any other name of iy. Or any other alternative. Cheers 🇨🇾 💚
you just need one that has a light waxy-type of coating on one side, often it's a silicone. It's not like a wax paper has (that would make grease stains) and it's usually just the "not-sticky-side" you put onto your food when you freeze it. But when you heat it with the iron, instead of freezing it, this coat will melt and give you a light "stickyness". If you can't find such paper, just look for sticky/adhesive spray in the section where the fabric paint is. You can buy adhesive spray to stick stencils on walls and even to stick them on fabric. But make sure to follow the instructions, you maybe don't need to heat it! Just make your stencil, spray the adhesive on the backside of it and place it where you like it and press it slightly on the fabric or what the instruction tells you to do. Then folllow the painting/stippling instructions from the video
Very good, is she clumsy. I am, my husband say I should have either clumsy - or - oops, wrong plant on my tee shirts. it doesn’t hurt to laugh at ourselves sometime as long as we balance it with love and care
I would like to know how to carve out the letters like O, B, R, etc. From the freezer paper. These letters have holes in the middle, I hope someone understands what I'm trying to say
Cut the inner hole first out then the rest of the letter. After that you just need to place the inner circle you have cut out first in the empty letter and iron it on. You could also do like a military style stencil just Google it you will know what I mean by just looking at pictures.
I'm seeing all these videos on freezer paper that already have prints on them.....Not a single video on youtube about how to actually print on to the freezer paper itself.
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I saw a previous video, same method, the guy was all over the place. This was so easy, thank you.
Glad it helped
Four minutes! Thank you! No need for 21+ minutes to get the message across like other videos!
I just tried this , works great . Thanks.
Oh WOW, my granddaughter will love to do this when she comes to visit this summer. Lindsay you just made me the coolest nanna ever! Thanks.
yay!
cute! :)
My kids are grown. But they have told me that one of their best memories is when we did stenciled tees one summer years ago when they were little.Thanks Lindsay!
My daughter is also clumsy...and tho' it may seem like a negative word, it was the absolute truth about her when she was growing up. Very nice tutorial. I had forgotten about using freezer paper for this. Thanks for the reminder!
Awe-some! The Cricut arrives tomorrow and we need t-shirts for the big game. Thank you.
Have fun!
@@thefrugalcrafter Well, I used your technique for my first Cricut project, a Philadelphia Eagles logo for my son and it turned out pretty good. Thanks again.
Nice ideas
I used this when I made Christmas shirts. I used this to paint the tree on the shirt, then used small paint bottles to make ornaments, lights and garland with puffy paints.
I think perhaps Princess Cooper and I will have to try that this summer. You know we did all kinds of things with freezer paper back in the day. Everything old is new again! :)
so true!
You are just the craftiest person I know. I have several designs I wanted to do on a tee,but didn't want to hand paint them....this is brilliant....thank you sooooo very much.
Just what I wanted❤
Thank you , My lady.. 😊
Loved it!!!
Thank you Lindsey. My grandson plays Football, basketball and track in High school. I try to make t-shirts with his new number for each of the family each year this will be very helpful. I’ve been trying to use masking tape for the letters but often seeps through!
This is so lovely. Thanks so much for the Turial
Thank you! Finally an easy to follow tutorial. I really needed this for my daughters upcoming birthday party where we will be making t-shirts with all the girls.
Great tutorial. Short but sweet.Thanks!
You always show us such creative things. Thank you
Perfect and easy. I've done this before but needed a refresher. Thank you for the direct and to the point video!
Mitchalisia here. This is so cool ! I wish I was your sister/ friend, so l could hangout & do all these cool arts & crafts with you ! You're so lucky to have your own studio to work in ! Have a very beautiful & Happy Easter ! 🐰🌿🌸🌷🌸🌿😊
Great tutorial..use this method frequently. Easy and you get success always. Thanks for sharing
Pretty cool! Didn't think of doing this before.
This is so cool! I have never thought of using freezer paper in crafts, had no idea it was so popular! Me and my friends have a funny/sick sense of humor too 😂 it’s just our thing! I like that she wanted a shirt for herself that said clumsy, means she can laugh at herself! If you’re not willing to laugh at yourself then you better not be laughing at all! Thanks for sharing Lindsay, I love all your tutorials!
Awesome!, Can't wait to try this. Thank you!
Very easy, thank you for sharing that technique.
How fun! And right before spring break, so it'd be so fun for the kids at home to do. Great idea, Lindsay!
Also what’re the measurements of the t shirt sized cardboard box ?
Great video! Gave me a totally new idea for my masks I sew
-100Myles
Thanks for sharing , you have such great ideas and cost effective . Awesome
thanks!
This was great Lindsay.. I had heard you could do this but i have never done it or seen it done. I just might give this a go!! Hugs! deb
What a cool idea! Will have to try this. Thanks for sharing! 😬
Awesome idea!
Great technique!!!
Wow! You made this so easy! Thanks!
Sorry if you already said in the video, If i were to paint a white design on a black tshirt, would you reccomend 2 layers (leaving the first to dry before doing the second)? Thank you for the tutorial
See how one layer looks and add more if needed.
That looks so professional! TFS
Such a cool idea! Thanks, Lindsay 😊
yay more Lindsay! :-) nice to know that those cutting machines will cut paper, was wondering about that. So much cheaper than vinyl, and bonus, after using the stencil with the gelli plate, the stencil looks cool enough to cut up and use for college material.
uh wow thank you i totally needed this im a perfectionist and i needed this for my kids birthday who i was going to have shirts made but it wouldnt be done in time, s i said id do it myself and i found this one of many im gonna take ideas from but this was perfect thank you o much im so excited to try it lol
Great tutorial TFS
What a great idea , thanks for sharing 👍🎨❤️🌈
WOW!! What a great idea, thank you x3! God Bless!
Also great for appliqué and cutting felt with no pins.
Awesome!
Nice! What did u use to cut the paper and make a stencil out of it..?
An electric die cutting machine
Hi I’m new at this so how did you cut the letters out and from what?
Thank you for sharing love the idea ❤️
I used an electronic die cutter.
This was really cool Lindsay! 😁 I will keep this in mind. TFS! 🤗
Hi Lindsay, That is so cool, those lines are nice and crisp and clean, you never know what we can use from our kitchen!!! How long would you wait before you wash it? TFS, Cheers Anna.
as soon as it it totally dry (and you can turn it inside out and press it with an iron to heat set it to be sure
Amazing!
Great idea Lindsay, thank you for Sharing!!! Hugs Liz x
Lindsay, do you have a favorite kind of t-shirt you use for these projects....100% cotton? cotton/polyester mix? specific brand??
such a great tutorial, thank you!!! I'm going to make a "Birthday Boy" shirt for my son this month :D
Love this!
Hi Lindsay I'm getting ready to do this for 12 Tshirts & using Speedball fabric paint for screen printing. I saw other utubers say to heat set with an iron & pressing paper or silicone mat to protect iron, after 72 hours so it holds up thru the wash. Then do not wash til after 5 days. What is your experience on the heatsetting & dry time with Speedball?
I always recommend heat setting. I reckon they recommend the 5 days to make sure in any climate the ink deep in the fabric has dried completely. Can you test on a scrap?
@@thefrugalcrafter thank you for your reply.
Is plastic stencils ok? Plus what if you don't have a cutter?
You can cut the freezer paper by hand with a craft knife. If you use a plastic stencil just try not to move it when applying paint.
Could you use this technique (instead of a plastic stencil) to transfer an image to other paper? Would the paper peel off cleanly, like it did from the T shirt? The crisp lines are stunning!
I don't see why not, just go easy on the ironing so you don't fuse it too well.
Great video! Nicely done t-shirt! I am looking into a dye cutter but cannot decide on one brand. The Cricut, Silhouette or Brother. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Jocelyn
I have a brother scan n cut and love it!
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich Thank you Lindsay! I do respect your opinion and believe it or not I was leaning towards the Brother! I am hoping you might do a video on all that it can do one day when you have a chance as you are such a great teacher. Thank you for responding! 👍👍
Very cool!
So easy! Can you wash it without fear that the paint will come off?
it will wash fine as long as you use fabric paint or acrylic paint with textile medium but I would wash it separately the first time to make sure.
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing.Should the tee be 100% cotton?
i think a cotton or poly cotton blend will be fine
Great information, thank you. I’m thinking about looking for a die cut machine, any recommendations or information for occasional crafter! I needs a grumpy 👕. 🦄🌈
I really like my scan n cut because I can cut around stamped images.
Love it! 😊👍
How do the shirts do after being washed several times??
Lindsay did you have to heat set? Great tutorial. Thank you. Mx
You can, just press it inside out or with a pressing cloth.
Oh, this is such a great idea! Thanks for sharing this! And it really does look professional, great job:)
How long will the freezer paper stick to the fabric? I'm planning to do this for a baby shower and attach the stencils ahead of time, may be the night before. But I don't want it to stick permanently
That will work great! There us no adhesive to bond permanently so you can leave it quite a while. It would probably eventually unstick, not bond more
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich great!! Thank you so much.
Hi ! What is that board called under the paper when cutting the stencil ?
wow
Can i use parchment paper or greaseproof paper instead of that you are using
It won't stick, the plastic coating is needed.
Wow Lindsay I have definitely learnt something new through this video tutorial. Thank you for sharing this with us crafters. :O)
Will fabric ink work on a speedball screen?
Sure
Your daughter is so cute. lol
Would this work with white on black?
How does it come out with a small craft roller paint brush?
It should be fine
What about blotting on fabric dye?
Would you be able to do this with a windbreaker? Like a vinyl material?
Hmm, it might me if when you iron. I'd use a silk screen
I love this idea!!! Are these ok to wash? If so how long should you wait after painting before throwing in the washer? I love the shirt I could use a "clumsy" myself! Lol
JaNetNMelissaWise - read the guidelines on the paint you're using to be sure as far as washing. I wouldn't put any hand painted clothes in the dryer myself. Air dry.
Sue Clark thank you so much for the help Sue! I really appreciate you taking the time to respond. I will definitely read the paint and be sure to air dry! ♥
I heard that if you iron it after it is dry, of course with a sheet of paper upon the design, it will resist washing.
I confess I didn't try it, but someone who paints clothes does it. You could give it a try...
Good luck!
Interesting Chris. I'll look into that. I paint in acrylic, not even familiar with fabric paint. I suppose they are two different beasts...lol. acrylic is basically plastic which is why I say air dry. Otherwise the risk of cracking & fading & possibly chiping all that will happen. Guess if I had a really cool design, I'd like to preserve it. ♡
Hey Sue. You can purchase Textile Medium and mix it with acrylic paint, and you have fabric paint! Just follow the directions on the bottle.
Do you need to iron the finished product that has been painted? I heard it last longer. What do you think?
Heat setting is always a good idea but this is a paint and should be fine unlike an ink or dye.
Love!
is that stencil that you painted over reusable?
To put might be able to get one more use but it usually years away
One time use only ya?
yes, this is when you only need to make one shiry, for multiples I would screen print.
Is there any medium you could use to blend a couple colors together on s shirt, sort of like you blend distress in on a card?
you want to pounce them on (not rub) with a stipple brush or sponge but yes you can!
thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich i was wondering what typed of paint would blend colors well.
Where do you get the screen print paint? Please say Walmart.
You can use acrylic paint mixed with fabric medium and both should be available at walmart.
You've saved me from spending a ton of money on stencil paper! Would fabric paint work like this?
Yes it will
Amazing where can I get the paint?
Thanks
What is weight of packet
Thank you! I’ve been wanting to customize a old Jean jacket for a while now, and I’ve heard that this method gives you super crisp, clear lines. The design I’m using is very detailed, so I’m hoping it’ll work well. Wish me luck!🖤✨
How do you cut out the stencil?
I had to laugh at your written instructions:” I recommend that you watch your shirt.....” I know it was one of those weird corrections that are made for you, but I can visualize watching your shirt when it is being washed by itself on the first time. You know how children can be about wearing a specific item, and they do watch and wait until it is washed! Great instruction!
Monica Eggleton hi there im living in cyprus europe and reynolds freezer paper is not available not even with amazon so is there any other name of iy. Or any other alternative. Cheers 🇨🇾 💚
you just need one that has a light waxy-type of coating on one side, often it's a silicone. It's not like a wax paper has (that would make grease stains) and it's usually just the "not-sticky-side" you put onto your food when you freeze it. But when you heat it with the iron, instead of freezing it, this coat will melt and give you a light "stickyness".
If you can't find such paper, just look for sticky/adhesive spray in the section where the fabric paint is.
You can buy adhesive spray to stick stencils on walls and even to stick them on fabric. But make sure to follow the instructions, you maybe don't need to heat it! Just make your stencil, spray the adhesive on the backside of it and place it where you like it and press it slightly on the fabric or what the instruction tells you to do. Then folllow the painting/stippling instructions from the video
Monica: it's called grease proof paper in Europe. I did find Reynolds freezer paper on UK amazon. ...does it just not ship to your location? Cheers
If you could show how you cut the words that would be so much helpful 😅 Thankyou 😘
She said she used her die cutter, so Cricut type machine.
Very good, is she clumsy. I am, my husband say I should have either clumsy - or - oops, wrong plant on my tee shirts. it doesn’t hurt to laugh at ourselves sometime as long as we balance it with love and care
Lindsay another saying can be......middle name prone :)
can you reuse the stencil?
They usually rip, I suggest a silkscreen if you want to reuse a paper stencil to do multiples.
Can you also use bleach on colored shirts?
yes, in a spray bottle outside works well
I would like to know how to carve out the letters like O, B, R, etc. From the freezer paper. These letters have holes in the middle, I hope someone understands what I'm trying to say
Cut the inner hole first out then the rest of the letter. After that you just need to place the inner circle you have cut out first in the empty letter and iron it on. You could also do like a military style stencil just Google it you will know what I mean by just looking at pictures.
Need a hand made stencil tutorial. Anyone have any suggestions?
i feel her pain.. i too am clumsy :)
I'm seeing all these videos on freezer paper that already have prints on them.....Not a single video on youtube about how to actually print on to the freezer paper itself.
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My mind is too dirty for this innocent video..🤦🏾♀️
😢 the UK don't sell freezer paper, its so annoying. 🙁
LittleMissKissxxxx I believe that it's called grease proof paper? Amazon UK sells it...I just looked it up
Sue Clark tried grease proof paper and it's not the same, it doesn't have that shiney side. Will definitely look at amazon, thanks
LittleMissKissxxxx - boo!!! I'm sorry. Hope you can find some on Amazon.
maybe a local butcher might have it? They's probably give you a sheet to try. It is a very light plastic on one side.
You can get Reynolds Freezer Paper exactly as Lindsay shows here from Amazon uk. I've got some. X