Shree Stencil | A4 | Pack of 1 - Reusable Pooja Room Decor

Paint a crisp Shree design in minutes instead of drawing it by hand. This A4 plastic stencil lies flat, holds its shape under a brush and washes clean, so the same design repeats neatly across a wall, a canvas or a whole set of pieces.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Pooja room and mandir wall decor
• Diwali, Navratri and festival backdrops
• MDF name plates, frames and trays
• Canvas art, cards and gift wrap

Compatibility

Works with: acrylic colours, chalk paint, fabric paint, spray paint and ink on walls, canvas, wood, MDF, paper, card and cotton fabric.

Pairs well with: a stencil brush, sponge dauber or foam roller, plus masking tape to hold the edges down.

Not suitable for: deeply textured or rough walls and loose weave fabric, where paint can creep under the cut edges; it is also not a cutting die and will not work in a die cutting machine.

How to Use

1. Wipe the surface clean and let it dry fully.
2. Tape all four edges of the stencil down so it cannot shift.
3. Load a little paint on a stencil brush or sponge and blot off the excess.
4. Dab straight down, working from the outside of each cut towards the middle.
5. Lift the stencil straight up while the paint is still wet, then wash and dry it for next time.

You will Need

• stencil and flat brushes
• acrylic colour tubes

You may also like

• MDF boards and bases
• canvas boards and pads

Before You Buy

• Paint, brushes and tape are not included.
• Best on flat or gently curved surfaces. Tape the edges down and use a dry brush to keep lines crisp.
• Hand wash with soap and water straight after use; dried paint is harder to remove.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is it and how many are in the pack?
It measures A4 and the pack holds 1 stencil.

How is this different from the other devotional stencils?
Same plastic sheet throughout the devotional range. The motif and the sheet size are what change, so choose the one that fits your wall or frame.

Will it work on fabric and wood?
Yes. Use fabric paint on cotton and acrylic or chalk paint on wood and MDF. Dab the paint on with a dry brush rather than brushing across the cuts, so it does not creep underneath.