Using a Stencil for Henna Art Glitter Design

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Summary: Learn how to use a stencil to make henna embellished art with expert henna design tips in this free arts and crafts video clip.

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Using a Stencil for Henna Art Glitter Design

So now we are going to continue on our glitter design and this time I'm going to use a stencil to make a butterfly. This is just a ordinary craft stencil that you can buy it is normally used to decorate walls or craft projects. But I'm going to use for something that we do on our skin. We would illustrate on this piece of paper this time. I'm going to use my glue and dab it over the taped down stencil making sure to get in all the little crevices of the design. I would just illustrate with one of the wings by putting some glitter on the design. After I brush it on through the holes I use the brush to lightly bring out the actual shape of the design. You can do multiple colors if you like. We put blue on here. I matched it up and can also put some silver. Here is the finish design.