Pineapple Stencil Colonial Folk Art Historic Welcome Friends DIY Signs (18" Tall)

Inspire the artist in you with this precision laser-cut quality 7 mil Mylar sign stencil that allows you to use your favorite medium on most flat surfaces. 7 mil Mylar is the industry standard for medium-weight sheeting that will produce clean and crisp edges every time, when used properly. Stenciling is a “dry brush” technique. If paint seeps underneath your stencil, it is not the material - it is an indication that the applicator has too much paint. 7 mil Mylar is not a thick plastic template and not recommended for tracing with markers, engraving, sand-blasting, wood burning or embossing. The stencil can be traced with a fine lead pencil if you desire an outline image first and then fill in with paints, cremes or markers. Express your personal style and paint a sign, decorate hand-made cards, stencil a t-shirt for a friend, give new purpose to inexpensive items (glass, wood, bags, canvas, fabric, furniture). When you purchase this stencil, we can work together and create something beautiful for your home today.

• Add some folk art colonial charm to your home decor with this 18-inch tall pineapple shape stencil design; ready to use and welcome your friends and family
• Reusable, flexible material, with non-adhesive backing for easy storage, and positioning; designed for ease and manufactured in the USA, parental supervision recommended for children
• Stencils are fast and easy to use with parental supervision, and good for a variety of your DIY craft projects including wood signs, shelf blocks, furniture, boxes, books, holiday card making, ornaments, wall decor, glass, photo frames, and fabric pillows
• Wide application can be used with a variety of paints including acrylic, chalk, latex, oil, stencil cremes, on most flat surfaces, and applied with a stencil brush, sponge, foam roller, daubers, spray paint, or air brush
• Start your stencil collection today and add some charm to your home; similarly our stencils will help inspire the artist in you, and soon you will discover the joy that comes from creating something beautiful with your own hands