Here is an idea for those of you in Island People; you can use Paw Print stencils to create designs on your face, legs, stomach or even on your butt cheek!
Print the stencils out on Bristol board, then use a sharp exacto knife to cut out the stencil. You trace the edges and cut out the black parts. To make the designs smaller, you can reduce the size before printing. I have done this to create stencils for a birthday party where I was doing facepainting on the kids and the stencils held up well over multiple uses.
Use non toxic body paints or even glitter to fill in the stencil, or for the more creatively inclined use spirit gum and fill in the stencil with gems, jewels or crystals! Use the flat back gems that you would use as face jewels.
Print the stencils out on Bristol board, then use a sharp exacto knife to cut out the stencil. You trace the edges and cut out the black parts. To make the designs smaller, you can reduce the size before printing. I have done this to create stencils for a birthday party where I was doing facepainting on the kids and the stencils held up well over multiple uses.
Use non toxic body paints or even glitter to fill in the stencil, or for the more creatively inclined use spirit gum and fill in the stencil with gems, jewels or crystals! Use the flat back gems that you would use as face jewels.
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Alternately you can also buy temporary stick on paw print tattoos, which sell online or at costume and sports shops, the caveat in purchasing online is that some stores require a minimum purchase . You can find them in plain black, coloured, crystals, glittered and beaded. They even come in mini sizes that you can use to dress up your nails:
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