Here's a way to use Photoshop Elements to alter an image you might want to turn into a stencil, so you can print without using a gallon of ink.
A filled-in image.

In the "filters" menu, find the "stylize" submenu, choose the "find edges" option, and voila.

This works well when the contrast is cranked way up ("enhance" "lighting" "levels" -- bring the black and white sliders right to the middle in the upper slider thing).
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2 comments:
I even used this for the photograph I used to make my 'me' stencil..thanks for the tip!
Interesting! I haven't tried it on a more complex image.
Glad it worked!!!
Thanks for letting me know.
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