Floral Petal Mandala Stencil | 12x12 Inch | Pack of 1 - Wall & Canvas Art

Paint a soft, open floral mandala that reads clearly from across a room. This 12x12 inch plastic stencil carries a petal mandala built from large teardrop petals filled with daisy florets, radiating from a small spoked rosette, with scroll flourishes running around the outer ring. Flexible, washable and cut clean enough to give crisp edges pull after pull.

Specifications

Before You Buy

• Paint and brushes are not included.
• One stencil sheet per pack.
• The design is one full circle mandala, not a repeating border or a set of separate motifs.
• The sheet needs a flat surface to sit against, so paint can creep under the edges on curved or textured work.

Perfect for

• Statement mandala canvases and painted wall panels
• Mandala art on MDF trays, rounds and clock faces
• Rangoli style painted backdrops for festivals
• Fabric painting on cushion covers, dupattas and totes

Compatibility

Works with: acrylic paint, chalk paint, spray paint, fabric paint and texture paste, on canvas, MDF, wood, walls, paper and fabric.

Pairs well with: stencil and mop brushes, which press paint straight down instead of pushing it sideways under the cut edges.

Not suitable for: heat guns, ovens or any hot process, and curved or heavily textured surfaces where the sheet cannot lie flat.

How to Use

1. Wipe the surface clean and let it dry.
2. Tape the stencil down on all four sides so it cannot shift.
3. Load the brush lightly and blot most of the paint off on scrap paper.
4. Dab straight down over the cut shapes, building the colour in thin layers.
5. Lift the stencil while the paint is still wet, then wash it in warm soapy water and dry it flat.

You will Need

• stencil and mop brushes
• acrylic paint and colours

You may also like

• MDF boards and bases
• mandala dotting tools
• 8x8 inch craft stencils

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the sheet?
It measures 12 x 12 inch, about 30 x 30 cm, and the mandala fills almost the whole square.

How is this different from design number 4?
Design 5 is the more open of the two, with large teardrop petals, daisy florets and generous space between shapes. Design 4 is denser, built from small pointed star florets and fine dot work.

Will the paint bleed under the edges?
Not if you tape the sheet down flat and use a nearly dry brush, dabbing straight down rather than brushing sideways.