DIY Stenciled Felt Board and a Giveaway!
Do you remember the dry erase board that I shared in November? It unfortunately had a little accident that broke it’s glass. Rather than go to the expense of buying new glass, I decided to turn this project into a seasonal decorative felt board. The backing for the dry erase board is drop cloth which felt sticks to quite well with no glue needed. To add interest to my felt board, I used glitter to stencil around the edges with a Mod Podge Rocks! Peel and Stick Stencil.
This stencil works best on glass, ceramics or wood as it has a sticky back. I was able to use this on my drop cloth covered picture but it did lose its stickiness quickly. To use the stencil, press it down firmly on the area you plan to stencil. 
Use a spouncer to apply Mod Podge to the stencil. 
If you are stenciling glass, remove the stencil and apply glitter to the Mod Podge. I applied the glitter while the stencil was in place since it’s harder to remove extra glitter from fabric than from glass. 
I continued stenciling until I completed a stenciled frame. This took several days as I waited for each section to dry before completing another. 
To make sure that glitter didn’t fall non-stop from this project, I applied a coat of Mod Podge over the finished glittered stencil. 
Since St. Patrick’s Day is the next holiday, I printed a shamrock and cut it out of green felt. I plan to cut out a rabbit for April and a flower for May. 
I have my DIY stenciled felt board hanging on my screened porch. It’s the first thing that guests see when they enter and it’s also visible from the street. I’m sure that some of my neighbors have already noticed it. 
Would you like to try a new Mod Podge Rocks! Peel and Stick Stencil? Amy, the blogger behind the popular blog, Mod Podge Rocks! and designer of these neat stencils will send a lucky winner a stencil. Enter the contest through the Rafflecopter below. 
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Oh I love this idea! And you know that I LOVE the glitter aspect of it! What a fun idea to make this seasonal!
Thanks, Megan. I love glitter just like you!
What a cute idea, love how you used the stencils.
Thanks, Britni. I can’t wait to make a rabbit for April!
What a great way to reuse something you already had!
Thank you! I hate to throw things away when I’m sure they have a bit of life left in them. (It must be the elementary teacher in me!)
OMG, this is beautiful! I love it! I would keep this up all year. Thank you!
So pretty! That glitter just makes it pop!
Love this! I can’t wait to try these stencils.
Great idea to reuse the frame. I really love the key stencil and the diamonds. Love the idea of glittering the mod podge.
Well, it’s a tie! Key, chevron and wood grain! I love them all but I have specific projects in mind for these 3!
Love the key stencil, but they are all so cure and useable!!
Thanks!
ps-your blog is fantastic 🙂
How clever! There’s so many things you could do with this. 🙂
Oh how fun. Thanks for sharing Paula!
Nancy
I’ve just started my love affair with ModPodge Paula! And I defiantly want to try their sticky stencils too! Do you think using a little spray adhesive might work so you can get it to stick again?
My forever favorite is the chevron. I don’t think I can ever get tired of the Chevron. Ever!
Im stuck between the love of the keys and the hmm star one idk what its called but they remind me of twinkling stars lol would love to adorn my canvas and other projects
haha I feel utterly slow right now they are totally diamonds