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Brushes/Clothespin Stencil Stippler
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Clothespin Stencil Stippler

A wooden clothespin clamping a folded scrap of felt makes a stiff stippling brush.

Best for
Stenciling, dabbing texture, ink stippling
Cost
$0

Steps

  1. 01

    Fold the felt into quarters until it's a small firm pad.

  2. 02

    Clamp the pad in the jaws of the clothespin.

  3. 03

    Trim the pad to a flat circle if needed.

Materials
2
  • — A wooden spring clothespin
  • — Square of dense felt or old wool blanket, 5x5 cm

Safety

Low Risk

Mostly hand tools and inert materials. Standard studio hygiene applies.

Quick checklist
  • ☐Work in a ventilated area; keep food and drink out of the studio
  • ☐Read each material's safety data sheet (SDS) before starting
  • ☐Have water, soap, and a first-aid kit accessible

Heuristic guidance derived from listed materials. Always consult each material's safety data sheet (SDS) and a qualified instructor before attempting.

Notes

Perfect for pouncing pigment through a stencil without bleed. Wash and reuse.