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stenciled monks on canvas
Source of stencil images for worldwide campaign in support of Burma's marching monks.
E-mail a photo of your stenciled or printed monks and it will appear here.
stenciled monks on canvas
New easy-to-use stencil template to make monks at different sizes!
Join the Saffron Revolution
Make this image appear all over the world, reminding people everywhere of the uprising in Burma and showing that the struggle for freedom is alive everywhere. It's easy:
1. Download the stencil pdf and print it.
2. Cut the monks out to make your stencil, and use dark orange spray paint to put the images up.
Where you paint it and what you paint it on is up to you. This site does not control, encourage or discourage any choice you make.
2. To post a photo of your monks, e-mail the photo to the posting address below.
What you put in the Subject line will be the title, and any body text will be the body of the blog post.
Please include the general location, but keep the text short--this is for photos of monks on the march!
Don't worry if it doesn't show up instantly. We have to screen out the spam.
Posting address:
chaktomuk "dot" saffron "AT" blogger "dot" com
No identifying information at all will appear in your post (and even we will not know who sent it) unless you choose to include such info in the subject or body of your e-mail.
Contact address:
chaktomuk "AT" gmail "dot" com
Use this address to send us a regular e-mail that we can respond to, not for posting to the blog.
1. Download the stencil pdf and print it.
2. Cut the monks out to make your stencil, and use dark orange spray paint to put the images up.
Where you paint it and what you paint it on is up to you. This site does not control, encourage or discourage any choice you make.
2. To post a photo of your monks, e-mail the photo to the posting address below.
What you put in the Subject line will be the title, and any body text will be the body of the blog post.
Please include the general location, but keep the text short--this is for photos of monks on the march!
Don't worry if it doesn't show up instantly. We have to screen out the spam.
Posting address:
chaktomuk "dot" s
No identifying information at all will appear in your post (and even we will not know who sent it) unless you choose to include such info in the subject or body of your e-mail.
Contact address:
chaktomuk "AT"
Use this address to send us a regular e-mail that we can respond to, not for posting to the blog.
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