If you need to create the outline of a tattoo for someone, or just want to see what one would look like on you before you get it done, a tattoo stencil is the way to go. A tattoo stencil is way to transfer your tattoo design onto your skin to see what it will look like.
Practice your tattoo design on a piece of paper. If you dont want to design your own, find a design online and print it off.
Trace your tattoo design onto tracing paper using a technical pen with stencil ink. Make sure it is the right size for the area you want the tattoo. If not, redraw it to the proper size. Let the stencil dry completely.
Clean the skin and wipe it dry. Press the tracing paper against the skin and hold it firmly. Remove it slowly and the tattoo should be outlined on the skin.
Rub the tracing paper stencil firmly, but not hard enough to rip the paper, to transfer the ink. Peel the paper away once all stencil lines are transferred to the skin. Your design now can be inked as a permanent tattoo, or temporary henna.
Use alcohol and a swab, or spritz the skin with water, if Speed Stick gel deodorant cannot be used. Print designs out on a computer for tattoo designs.
Even if you are not a skilled artist by hand, you can use tracing paper to take any design you desire and turn it into an inked masterpiece. Whether for permanent tattooing, or for the less painful and temporary henna, tracing paper can transfer any kind of artwork to the skin. This method of tattoo stenciling will ensure you will receive the exact design you want, and any words in your will be spelled correctly.
Moisten the area of skin you want the tattoo placed with Speed Stick deodorant. Lay the traced ink-side against the moist area.
Tape the tracing paper to the design to keep it from slipping. Trace over all the lines of the design with the ballpoint pen. Color in any thick lines with the pen as well.
Clean the skin and wipe it dry. Press the tracing paper against the skin and hold it firmly. Remove it slowly and the tattoo should be outlined on the skin.
If you need to create the outline of a tattoo for someone, or just want to see what one would look like on you before you get it done, a tattoo stencil is the way to go. A tattoo stencil is way to transfer your tattoo design onto your skin to see what it will look like.
Practice your tattoo design on a piece of paper. If you dont want to design your own, find a design online and print it off.
Trace your tattoo design onto tracing paper using a technical pen with stencil ink. Make sure it is the right size for the area you want the tattoo. If not, redraw it to the proper size. Let the stencil dry completely.
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