Dresses with prints have not left fashion catwalks for several seasons in a row. However, do not rush to the shops, because you can decorate the most ordinary dress with your own hands, turning it into a real exclusive. To do this, it is enough to arm yourself with a can of paint, a napkin and imagination.
You will need:
- plain dress of any color;
- a can of special paint for textiles;
- openwork napkins;
- sheets of paper.
How to decorate a dress in an original way: a step-by-step guide
Take a napkin and cut out the patterned part. Instead of a napkin, you can take a piece of tablecloth or lace. In general, the stencil can be absolutely any. Its choice depends on your taste and creativity.
Get your dress ready. It is desirable that it has a fitted silhouette and a simple cut. Any frills and ruffles will obviously be superfluous. The color of the dress can be of any color.
Place the napkin pattern on the back of the dress, centering it. Secure the pattern with pins or needles so that it does not move.
Cover the rest of the dress with sheets of paper to avoid smearing it with paint. To be sure that they will not treacherously corrode during the painting process, you can fasten them with masking tape.
Spray paint from a balloon onto the pattern from a distance of 30 centimeters. It is advisable to use paint in a contrasting color with the dress. Ideal options are red - black, white - black, and so on.
Let the paint dry. This takes about an hour.
Decorate the front of the dress in the same way. To do this, place the pattern in front and repeat the painting as described above. An exclusive dress with your own hands is ready! By analogy, you can decorate not only a dress, but also other clothes. The location of the stencil on clothes can be absolutely anything.
You can do it even easier and do without stencils. To do this, spray paint from a can on your own palms and attach them to the dress. The original print is ready. The number of such imprints on the dress can be any. Creative and fresh! Imagine and stand out from the gray mass!
