IT506 Vinyl Placement using Parchment Paper

In today's video I am showing you how to use parchment paper when applying vinyl to your project.
Let me know in the comments what you think ...
Do you use the parchment paper method or maybe the hinge method?
Did you find this video helpful? I will be adding more tips and tricks videos to help with everyone's learning curve.
Vinyl: Oracal 651 purchase from Happy Crafters
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[@lmiz8011]

I have a very LONG design with two different colors. Any suggestions for how to use the parchment paper?

[@millertime1954]

What is the font for Welcome?

[@audreywilliams9956]

Oh would you consider sharing your recipe for your stains please!??

[@inthe5067]

Yes of course! I use water and acrylic paints and blend browns/blacks until I have my desired shade. For my greys I use black/white, again till I get my desired shade. I do the standard wipe on/let sit till what I want/wipe off method as any stain then I seal with poly.

[@audreywilliams9956]

I usually paint my lettering on rather than using the vinyl as my finished project. Will this process still work to position my image on my wood if I use my vinyl as a stencil?

[@inthe5067]

It will! I have a sign which is 4 feet long and I couldn't lay my stencil without the parchment paper. Make sure your parchment paper completely covers half your board then you can move it around as you need it and ensure your lines are all even.

[@cathylee6041]

What do you seal your design with?

[@inthe5067]

For my wood signs I use a poly coat. I don't stick to a brand but tend to use Minwax Polycrylic more than any other due to price/size comparisons. www.minwax.com/wood-products/clear-protective-finishes/interior/minwax-polycrylic-protective-finish