Yes! If your wall is a dark color, trace it on a computer paper & then on the back of it use chalk and go over the area you want to trace. Once finished with that, placed the chalk side on the wall & trace over it wil pen or pencil.
If it’s a white wall or lightly colored, use a sharp pencil. :)
use a very stiff stencil brush... will get into the 'texture' without the risk of running like a sponge would ... touch up if needed with a small fine point paint brush and just dab ... don't 'brush' it ... a tapping motion ....
Kathy: I have stenciled on a textured wall and I love it! I went for a look that did not completely cover an area. I liked the look of working WITH the texture -- and not trying to cover it perfectly. Here's what I did in my bathroom:
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
See more
Yes! If your wall is a dark color, trace it on a computer paper & then on the back of it use chalk and go over the area you want to trace. Once finished with that, placed the chalk side on the wall & trace over it wil pen or pencil.
If it’s a white wall or lightly colored, use a sharp pencil. :)
hope that helps!
use a very stiff stencil brush... will get into the 'texture' without the risk of running like a sponge would ... touch up if needed with a small fine point paint brush and just dab ... don't 'brush' it ... a tapping motion ....
Kathy: I have stenciled on a textured wall and I love it! I went for a look that did not completely cover an area. I liked the look of working WITH the texture -- and not trying to cover it perfectly. Here's what I did in my bathroom: