Classic Serif Alphabet & Number Stencil 4x7 Inch - Reusable Lettering Template

Paint clean, consistent letters with this reusable 4x7 inch alphabet stencil. One flexible plastic sheet holds upper and lower case serif letters, numbers and symbols, ready for signs, name boards and DIY lettering that looks neat every time.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Classic, elegant lettering for signs and decor
• Name boards, door signs and wall quotes
• Banners, posters and charts
• Journaling, scrapbooking and cards
• Labelling boxes, jars and crates

Compatibility

Works with: acrylic paint, chalk paint, paint markers and spray paint.

Pairs well with: masking tape to keep letters aligned in a straight line.

Not suitable for: rough or highly textured surfaces, where letters can bleed at the edges.

Before You Buy

• Paint and brush are not included.
• One stencil sheet per pack, letters are a fixed size, so plan your spacing before you start.
• Each letter has small bridges that hold the shape together and leave tiny gaps you can touch up by hand for solid letters.
• Align with tape and dab lightly to keep edges sharp.

How to Use

1. Mark a light pencil guideline so your text stays straight.
2. Tape the stencil in place over the guideline.
3. Dab paint through each character, then slide the stencil along for the next letter.
4. Lift the stencil straight up while the paint is wet and wipe it before reusing.
5. Wash and dry it flat after the project.

You'll Need

• stencil brush
• acrylic paint
• masking tape

You may also like

• sponge daubers
• paint markers

Frequently Asked Questions

What characters are included?
A to Z in upper and lower case, 0 to 9, plus common symbols, all on one 4 x 7 inch sheet.

How is the classic serif different from the block style?
The serif style has traditional stroke detail and includes both upper and lower case plus symbols, so it suits elegant, formal lettering. The block sheet is bolder and upper case only.

Can I use it on wood for a name board?
Yes, it works on wood, MDF, canvas and paper. Tape it down and dab paint for clean, even letters.

Are the letters joined like normal stencils?
Each letter has small bridges so the shapes hold together. These leave tiny gaps that you can touch up by hand if you want fully solid letters.