Kelly you must be psychic… I’ve been thinking lately that I must explore how to make stencils and in particular layering stencils with my Cricut! There are so many stencils now available by all the craft companies but layering stencils can be quite expensive so it would be great to be able to make them. This is a great tutorial and one I’ll definitely be availing of this Christmas. Thank you so much for sharing. 😘❤️
Kelly, before I even watch the video I just have to say that your hair makes me smile every time. TBH, I've been having a rough day and just that bit of a smile really helps!
awwww Thank you so much for your kindnesss!!! Its been a rough day for me as well, so I appreciate this more than you know. Hope the rest of your week is easier and kinder to you xx
Great lesson, Kelly. I have been wanting to make layered stencils for my daughter's business logo, but didn't know where to start. Your tutorial really helps me get it organized in my head. Materials are always the tricky part for me, but your advice to test first is the right thing. Thanks for sharing your expertise and your sunny disposition.
Kelly, you spoil us -in a wonderful way - with such great instruction, detail & sharing of your knowledge & expertise! Not only is it great to learn how to make these stencils, it offers a extra layer to my understanding of the differences between negative & positive elements in a design. I really struggle sometimes with knowing which parts of a design are to be weeded & which need to remain & therefore which areas will be applied to a blank (t-shirt, cup, etc) and which will cause parts of the item to show - especially if I want to create something more than a given design as is or know better how a cut text needs to be weeded & will look after.
I use my cricut exclusively for cookie stencils and up to now have only been doing silk mesh stencils but have really wanted to learn how to do multiple layer stencils and this tutorial was perfect! Thank you so much!
What is the thickness of your frosted paper? I went to PNA website but it wasn’t listed. I have some 7mm stencil coming but unsure on how to cut/times to cut. Out of all the videos I’ve on stencil cutting I have watched yours has been by far the best. Thank you so much!
Ah im so glad you enjoyed it! It is quite thick yes, but I dont have an exact measurement, but it seems to be about 0.5mm thick. I am not sure if its listed on the website, but most stores should have it. It is usually near the filing section, with the slide binders
Kelly you must be psychic… I’ve been thinking lately that I must explore how to make stencils and in particular layering stencils with my Cricut! There are so many stencils now available by all the craft companies but layering stencils can be quite expensive so it would be great to be able to make them. This is a great tutorial and one I’ll definitely be availing of this Christmas. Thank you so much for sharing. 😘❤️
Oh how exciting! Yes its such a fun craft to tackle, and like you said - so expensive to buy! You are most welcome xx
Kelly, before I even watch the video I just have to say that your hair makes me smile every time. TBH, I've been having a rough day and just that bit of a smile really helps!
awwww Thank you so much for your kindnesss!!! Its been a rough day for me as well, so I appreciate this more than you know. Hope the rest of your week is easier and kinder to you xx
Great lesson, Kelly. I have been wanting to make layered stencils for my daughter's business logo, but didn't know where to start. Your tutorial really helps me get it organized in my head. Materials are always the tricky part for me, but your advice to test first is the right thing. Thanks for sharing your expertise and your sunny disposition.
Ah I am so glad I could help you out Patricia! You are so welcome x
Thank you for this 🙏 I've been wondering how to make my own layered stencil for a long time 😊
@lolak83 ah you are so so welcome!
Kelly, you spoil us -in a wonderful way - with such great instruction, detail & sharing of your knowledge & expertise! Not only is it great to learn how to make these stencils, it offers a extra layer to my understanding of the differences between negative & positive elements in a design. I really struggle sometimes with knowing which parts of a design are to be weeded & which need to remain & therefore which areas will be applied to a blank (t-shirt, cup, etc) and which will cause parts of the item to show - especially if I want to create something more than a given design as is or know better how a cut text needs to be weeded & will look after.
Ah you are always so kind!! Im so glad I can help you with your crafts and learning new things 😍 I always appreciate you sharing so much!
@@KellyRossouw 😊😊
I miss "Let's get Clacking " I loved it. Thank you for your tutorial
Ah! I miss it sometimes too x You are so welcome - glad you enjoyed it!
Love these, great idea 💞💞💞
Glad you like them!
I use my cricut exclusively for cookie stencils and up to now have only been doing silk mesh stencils but have really wanted to learn how to do multiple layer stencils and this tutorial was perfect! Thank you so much!
Oh I am so glad I was able to help you! You are so welcome x
Oh my, thank you, you so made my day with this
I am so glad you found it helpful! 😄
Wonderful inspiration again ❤😊 fabulous, well explained video. Thanks so much. Time to start preparing for Xmas 😂
Yes!! Christmas preparations have begun!! Thank you so much 💚
You are such a superb instructor!
Ah you are so so kind 🥰🥰
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!❤
@@kathimassey312 you are so very welcome 💚
Thank you that was very insightful. I’m glad i found your channel and will be checking out other videos you have made.
Ah thank you so much! And Welcome to the channel! So glad to have you 💚
Thank you fo sharing! Your project came out awesome!
You are so welcome! Thank you as well 😍
Thank you Kelly, you are the best, loved this video. Can’t wait till your next one!
Ah thank you so much! You are far too kind xx
Thank you for the amazing video once again. i need to try these it looks so fun
You are so so welcome! So glad you enjoyed it 😍
Love the stencil!!!! Thank you for another awesome tutorial!!!!
You are so welcome! 😍😍
Where are you from, love your accent... Love your sweet personality. Thank you for sharing techniques.
Ah thank you so much! Im from Cape Town in South Africa! You are most welcome x
What is the thickness of your frosted paper? I went to PNA website but it wasn’t listed.
I have some 7mm stencil coming but unsure on how to cut/times to cut.
Out of all the videos I’ve on stencil cutting I have watched yours has been by far the best. Thank you so much!
Ah im so glad you enjoyed it! It is quite thick yes, but I dont have an exact measurement, but it seems to be about 0.5mm thick. I am not sure if its listed on the website, but most stores should have it. It is usually near the filing section, with the slide binders
I really like this design, but I wasn't able to access the SVG.
Ah thank you so much! And thanks for letting me know. Can you please retry the link?
@@KellyRossouw That worked! Thanks!
Do you use the 10 mil or the 7.5 mil Mylar?
Depends on the use case and the intricacy of the design! The more detailed the design - you might need to use a thinner sheet.