Name: Seasonal Sprig Coloring Stencil
SKU: TESN089
Price: 14 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (13 reviews)

Seasonal Sprig Coloring Stencil

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SKU:

TESN089

UPC:

683318483071

Upsell:

4215, 4230, 5026

Upsell Label:

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Product Type:

Stencils

SKU:

TESN089

$14.00

Product Details
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Product Details

If you love our Seasonal Sprig stamp set (sold separately), but don't want to spend a lot of time coloring or water coloring the image of the pretty sprig of leaves and berries, then the Mini Slim Seasonal Sprig Layering Stencil is for you! Mass produce lovely Christmas cards by first stamping the image, then layer each stencil over the top and add the color with Blender Brushes.

Set of 2 stencils (each measures 3 3/4" x 6 1/4").

Reviews

13 Reviews

mini slom seasonal sprig layering stencil
5

Posted by Gertie Johnson on Jun 8th 2021

If you purchase the stamp this is a must have to go with it for the coloring. I'm not that great at coloring so I'm thankful there is a stencil I can use. Nice quality stencil
Love it!
5

Posted by *Vicki* on Dec 15th 2020

This is perfect for quick and easy coloring of the Seasonal Sprig stamp set!
Brilliant Stencils
5

Posted by AScrapOfKindness on Dec 8th 2020

I am making 34 Christmas cards with the Seasonal Sprig stamp set and these stencils have been such a time saver. My cards are coming along quickly and easily which leaves me time for other activities. Thank you!
What an incredible set this is
5

Posted by kim sharabba on Nov 18th 2020

You an use them alone and they'd be beautiful, but of course I paired them with the stamps. I have a dozen or so Christmas cards made. One layer. Classically beautiful. I love this set.
Seasonal Spring Mini Stencil
5

Posted by Lib Harriss on Oct 30th 2020

I have only played with this a couple of times so far...but it fits the stamped image nicely...I have found it best to work in small areas tweaking the stencil to fit perfectly...I have never really worked with stencils and the brushes and tried taping it down but I may have brushed a little haRD and it shifted a little...but I am eager to perfect the shading...which shouldn’t be to difficult as I really happy with how the first two images turned out!