Blend your favorite water-based ink colors through the stencils.
Send a little sweater-weather cheer
Use the layers to build the design with different shades. Classic red and cream, wintry blues, or something unexpected are all welcome here.
Try a section of the pattern on a tag or small panel. You don’t have to use the whole stencil to enjoy those tiny festive details.
Your purchase includes the stencils. Ink, blending tools, paper, and other project supplies are sold separately.
Cozy holiday patterns · 3 layered stencils
Send a little sweater-weather cheer
Use the layers to build the design with different shades. Classic red and cream, wintry blues, or something unexpected are all welcome here.
Try a section of the pattern on a tag or small panel. You don’t have to use the whole stencil to enjoy those tiny festive details.
Your purchase includes the stencils. Ink, blending tools, paper, and other project supplies are sold separately.
Here are the pieces and details for planning your next project.
Choose your cardstock, ink colors, and blending tools. Hold the stencil steady and build up the color a little at a time.
Your purchase includes the stencils. Ink, blending tools, paper, and other project supplies are sold separately.
Time to make something lovely
Bring the cozy look of a Christmas sweater to your paper projects. Three layered stencils combine reindeer, candy canes, snowflakes, trees, and patterned stripes for cards that feel full of winter charm.
Blend your favorite water-based ink colors through the stencils.
Craft along with Emily
Explore the colors and pattern in this project, then try a combination you love. Follow along at your own pace and check the additional supplies used.
Use ink and blending tools, or try a stencil-friendly paste or spray for a different finish. Follow the instructions for your chosen medium and clean your stencils after use.
Emily generally recommends 80 lb cardstock as a starting point. It’s a suggestion, so choose paper that suits your ink or other medium. Try your colors on a scrap first, then have fun with your palette!
No. Try favorite shades, a softer palette, or a single-color design. The pattern stays the same while your colors give it a new personality.
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