30 Pieces Letter Stencils for Painting 4 x 7 Inch Alphabet Reusable Plastic Numbers Font Templates for Journal Notebook, Diary, Scrapbook Decor Supplies

They are well made stencils. I’m just a goof with stencils. Ha ha. User error for sure. Keep in mind they are small sheets. But good quality and good selection of fonts. There was one in the stack that mimicked Disney. So that was a plus! And at least two that mimic Rae Dunn or close. So I was pleased.

30 stencil plates, numbered 1-30, are 4x7 inch plastic cards with letters, numbers, and symbols cut out. Flexible but sturdy. Wish the plastic was clear, the opaque plastic makes it harder to gauge the spacing between letters. I read previous reviews about missing letters and now I understand. This is NOT due to misprinted stencils or quality etc. I could clearly recognize common letter differences for other languages for instance and these plates have a small selection of common accent marks " ' ~ : as well. These plates can be used to stencil the words of different languages. Plate 5 is missing the lower case g. Plate 11 exchanges the places of i and n, and the C is larger. Some plates like 19 have the Y follow W. Just review the stencil alphabet to see it has the letters you want. The versatility of the plates make for fun fonts. If one is missing you can use the g from another plate to suit your work. Most stencils have the full alphabet. I sorted through the 30 plates before beginning so that I would know. I think this makes the stencils much more international. I would get the CLEAR plastic stencils next time however.

These stencils worked well for a project that I was working on. I like the variety of stencils and will use them for future projects.

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My husband always tells me when buying stuff, if I don't have to buy it again he will say "one time investment". This is one of those.Price: For 30 Pcs of different size stencils this is a good buy.Materials: The stencils made of high quality plastic and it is flexible. They cut it clean with smooth edges that is easy to use.The size is very convenient, on each template you can creatively use it over and over. It has 30 pieces of template each with different styles and size to choose.

Felt like more than 30 when I opened the package and saw how many choices I had! I also like that each stencil is numbered so you can put them back in numerical order if you please. These were great for experimenting the world of Bullet Journaling & Dot Journaling. Bought these after I bought several books on these subjects, and saw how many things you could really create that are just made simpler with stencils. I feel like they gave you quite a few different options to choose from & letters as well. Some people may or may not like the size🤷‍♀️ I used them easily in my smaller Bujo & as well as a Bujo I have in a full sized binder that kinda mixes with scrapbooking. When they get dirty, just use nail polish remover to clean them. Great product for the price!

PROS: I love the different font styles, love the smaller size of the sheets, they arrived quickly, and were very inexpensive considering there were so many options of lettering.CONS: The letters in each of the styles are ALL DIFFERENT SIZES! Yes, they may only be a few millimeters different but for anyone looking to make somewhat professional signs, or for their work to look good, it's unacceptable. All different sizes of letters in one word makes a sign look the opposite of professional. It will look awful and you will look incompetent. I truly don't have an extra 6 dollars to spend on another set so I was stuck staying up almost all night with rulers, pencils, sharpeners and erasers getting my letters to look even. Which was exactly what I wanted to avoid doing and the reason I was buying the stencils. Also, the sheets are extremely thin so it's very easy to push just a little too hard with your marker and squiggle right under an edge of the letter and guess what?!? You get to start over.Suggestions:If you can afford it, get a little more expensive of a set with letters that are all the same sizes within their respective fonts cut from with thicker sheets that are not very bendable.If you have to get these ones he's what I learned : always trace with a very light pencil, if using paint, or paint markers, dont use the stencil to make those straight edges because the paint will bleed under them, check the sizes of the let's throughout the sheets to be sure they uniform. Make a plan to ensure they look right prior to any ink being brought inti the picture ( pun intended).

I quilt a lot. I wanted to add the verse to this quilt and didn’t want to spread the time embroidering the letters. Permanent fabric markers did the job so much faster. I used heat erasable markers to place the letters and then filled the letters in with the permanent markers . I think it looks great. Yes I wash my quilts, they are used and not for show.