Objective: Design 3 stencil draft ideas with paper and pencil and post in classroom
Idea 1: An object
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxgBC2iMCCtwWaqEJoTVejs9lUnr3JSXx_d0zbDn_NFdSFBeHmFlu7qzu7ABilqeyVHDlXQwiXsHbzrQf5QCqJAZNUl-HfiD08GtRL24boNYajWeIWTPwJm9MYamvO-2GLCYlucYzT0YQm/s320/Image+1.jpg)
Idea 2: An abstract/pattern design (papel picados are something similar)
Step 1: Draw the image as a whole
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxgBC2iMCCtwWaqEJoTVejs9lUnr3JSXx_d0zbDn_NFdSFBeHmFlu7qzu7ABilqeyVHDlXQwiXsHbzrQf5QCqJAZNUl-HfiD08GtRL24boNYajWeIWTPwJm9MYamvO-2GLCYlucYzT0YQm/s320/Image+1.jpg)
Step 2: Divide that image into shapes
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjGb5finq_nYCaRCOYrO5murJbQPNvLWXv_JWDs3mcnpBJQs7tlv5Nce0n_E_QKULD-FEC2sl4ksADKP6WxbkUBaf6vAjM9DE5TIoKTI6hyphenhyphen4IxYndM4tcgvzPJsMMJC_8BWuYpWS-F77eU8/s320/Image+2.jpg)
Step 3: Remove shapes (You won't be doing this today-but I want you to see the process.)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZ7VkpjXgoJyKVNO-tk5cMkGSQdyOqIJGk8TnlMc8DzVER5sLRB2qw0m6O8fdWQ9FlmgpbZ5ui7xVu2Spb_rNL1eEqKW6GeTRbwMrCZcdVKyCVtekF4oM8uYJ88dmrzTkbCmOZt9cjRo5O/s320/Image+3.jpg)
Each of you found a links to video on how to make different stencils. I will be compiling a list of the better ones to share with you. The main idea is that a image is made up by cut shapes. You want to avoid trying to create one shape to cut out.
Here is a video on the correct and incorrect way to cut a stencil:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxgBC2iMCCtwWaqEJoTVejs9lUnr3JSXx_d0zbDn_NFdSFBeHmFlu7qzu7ABilqeyVHDlXQwiXsHbzrQf5QCqJAZNUl-HfiD08GtRL24boNYajWeIWTPwJm9MYamvO-2GLCYlucYzT0YQm/s320/Image+1.jpg)
Idea 2: An abstract/pattern design (papel picados are something similar)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjv6ISO2QZcCh1YZb-mBQ4FoeiemQTkuT7dqSB0E0xwY9P-HHCdJbjj_JiWsxg0lt1AEN2H02CdXnTZQYKIrzybK0AouLaNsH61_odXndoilWg9qnCYBS3_ASqSeVC9O6YFqAGqDOkG9K2o/s320/Image+4.jpg)
Step 1: Draw the image as a whole
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxgBC2iMCCtwWaqEJoTVejs9lUnr3JSXx_d0zbDn_NFdSFBeHmFlu7qzu7ABilqeyVHDlXQwiXsHbzrQf5QCqJAZNUl-HfiD08GtRL24boNYajWeIWTPwJm9MYamvO-2GLCYlucYzT0YQm/s320/Image+1.jpg)
Step 2: Divide that image into shapes
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjGb5finq_nYCaRCOYrO5murJbQPNvLWXv_JWDs3mcnpBJQs7tlv5Nce0n_E_QKULD-FEC2sl4ksADKP6WxbkUBaf6vAjM9DE5TIoKTI6hyphenhyphen4IxYndM4tcgvzPJsMMJC_8BWuYpWS-F77eU8/s320/Image+2.jpg)
Step 3: Remove shapes (You won't be doing this today-but I want you to see the process.)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZ7VkpjXgoJyKVNO-tk5cMkGSQdyOqIJGk8TnlMc8DzVER5sLRB2qw0m6O8fdWQ9FlmgpbZ5ui7xVu2Spb_rNL1eEqKW6GeTRbwMrCZcdVKyCVtekF4oM8uYJ88dmrzTkbCmOZt9cjRo5O/s320/Image+3.jpg)
Each of you found a links to video on how to make different stencils. I will be compiling a list of the better ones to share with you. The main idea is that a image is made up by cut shapes. You want to avoid trying to create one shape to cut out.
Here is a video on the correct and incorrect way to cut a stencil:
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