I screened this one using red and then green for the accent color of the hat and accessories. The red really popped. (It turns out the original color of the ensemble was red anyhow.)


Stencilizer by borogoves, on Flickr

I've been creating stencils by adding a mesh to connect the islands. In some cases it looks okay, like for this industrial stencil of an SF MUNI car. But with faces it doesn't look so great.


Stencilizer by borogoves, on Flickr

Working on new ways to connect the islands...

This is for a doghouse: so that the dog knows where to go?


Stencilizer by borogoves, on Flickr

Stencil of dad's baby picture on junior's onesie. Ready to print.



Stencilizer by borogoves, on Flickr

If you have a craft or laser cutter you can use the application mentioned in this article and produce your own stencil. I don't think you could cut this one by hand. QR codes have too fine a tolerance for putting black and white squares adjacent to one another, and it would be too easy to make a mistake cutting it out.

http://blog.makezine.com/2011/07/20/qr-stenciler/