Stencils & wooden ornaments – decorative details for your creative project

Get inspired and create with stencils and wooden ornaments from Vintage Paint

Stencils

We have a wide range of stencils in our program for Vintage Paint, a variant that you use once and one that you can reuse, a so-called stencil stencil.

Using a stencil can really make a difference in the end result, it can be the difference between being satisfied with the expected result to being super satisfied and your object becoming a talking point that you are happy to show off to your friends and on social media.

The stencils are affordable and can be purchased at a low cost while the end result will be fantastic.

For the best possible end result, it is important to choose the right color for both the background surface and the stencil. When you feel that you have found the right color combination, it will be a harmonious and calm color combination even though there will be patterns on the surface.

Of course, it must be clean and neat on the surface to be painted.

We would like to recommend that when painting with stencils, take it easy and don't place too many stencils on the object, it's easy to get too enthusiastic and ambitious and there will be too many patterns and it will simply become messy.

Take a few breaks and feel around and you will find a nice balance.

When you are finished with your stencils, you can always finish with some freehand painting to make it even more personal.

Wooden Ornaments - Woodwill

Furniture decorations can be used for all types of furniture or smaller painting objects. A popular purpose is to use them to paint hat boxes, just glue them on and paint with a little lime paint.

Our latest addition to the wooden ornaments is Woodwill, these are bendable ornaments that you can shape using heat, from e.g. a hair dryer.

Country decor and Shabby chic

By using stencils and furniture decorations with symbols and texts from ancient times, you create a feeling of the popular and timeless country decor and you can also bring out a little Shabby Chic by mixing and painting your decorations so that it looks a little worn and worn.