Mandala Drawing Set 1 - Lotus & Floral Templates - Reusable Stencil

Mandala Drawing Set 1, a reusable plastic stencil with lotus, floral and mandala shape cut outs for rangoli, mehndi and art.

This clear plastic stencil holds a set of lotus, petal and mandala shapes. Trace or paint through the cut outs to build rangoli, mandala and mehndi designs quickly and neatly. Ideal for rangoli, mandala and mehndi design, and it wipes clean for repeat use.

Key Features

• A set of lotus, petal and floral shapes to mix and build your own mandala and rangoli designs.
• Reusable plastic stencil that wipes clean after use, so you can use it again and again.
• Thin, flexible laser cut sheet that lies flat on curved and uneven surfaces for crisp, clean lines.
• Easy for beginners and kids, just hold it down and paint or trace over the cut design.

Where You Can Use This

• Rangoli, mandala and mehndi design
• Tracing lotus and floral shapes
• Cards, journals and wall art
• Practice shapes for beginners

Why Choose JustKraft

Reusable plastic stencils save time and give clean, repeatable results that look professional. They wipe clean after use, lie flat on most surfaces and last through many projects, which makes them easy for beginners and kids too.

Pro Tips

Tape the stencil down, use a little paint on a sponge or stencil brush and dab straight down for crisp edges. Lift carefully while wet, then wipe the stencil clean for next time.

Complete Your Setup

Pair this stencil with acrylic or fabric paint, a stencil brush or sponge, and masking tape, and add more designs and sizes to build a full stencil kit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What can I use this stencil on?
A: Use it on rangoli, mandala and mehndi design and most clean, flat or lightly curved surfaces with paint, ink or a marker.

Q: Is it reusable?
A: Yes. It is made from durable plastic, so you can wipe it clean and use it again and again.

Q: What size is it?
A: It is a handy, easy to use size. The design is shown in the product image.

Q: How do I get clean lines?
A: Hold or tape the stencil down firmly and use only a little paint at a time, dabbing straight down rather than brushing across the edges.