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Transferring a stencil onto glass can be tricky. The types of inks or paints that will adhere to glass are usually only offered by a few craft companies. This is important because if you use the wrong ink or paint the stencil will wash off if you do not use the proper glass paint.

Putting a stencil on rough fabric offers an additional challenge. A project for putting a stencil on a jean jacket requires a special stencil and the jacket material must be laid as flat as possible. Unfortunately you may still lose of the finer details. A solution is to hand draw the small edges of the stencil to create the impact you want.