How to transfer tattoo stencil

DIY Tattoo Transfer Stencils

Unless you're confident enough to draw freehand, creating a tattoo on carbon paper is the best way to get a design from your head to someone's skin. Transferring the stencil requires shaving and cleaning the area and then applying the stencil.

A tattoo stencil is used to accurately transfer a design from paper to your skin. Making a tattoo stencil is easy to do at home but will take some practice to refine your accuracy. Creating your own stencil is a good idea if you are looking to test out designs before involving a tattoo artist. Click the pin to find out more about making your own tattoo stencils.

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Tattoo transfer paper is essentially carbon copy paper for tattoos which leaves the design outline on your skin. The effect is similar to those temporary “fake” tattoos you used to apply as a child. This short guide explains how to use tattoo transfer paper, and the difference between thermal and hectograph/freehand transfer papers. Click the pin.

This is really simple, you’ll need: transfer paper or baking paper, a soft pencil, a bowl of water, washcloth, baby powder, makeup sponge, rubbing alcohol, cotton pads ,waterproof eyeliner and some lipstick sealer or special effecs makeup glue(optional). Start by choosing your design and print out the image. Next you put your baking paper or transfer paper on top of your image and start tracing. I’ts important to use a soft pencil when you trace your image. Next it’s time to prep your skin…

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Are you a tattooist in the making or planning on doing DIY Tattoo at home? If yes, it would help if you first learned how to make a tattoo stencil at home.