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OUR STENCIL SIZES
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| cm | inches | |
| A5/XS | 14 x 21 | 5.5 x 8 |
| A4/S | 21 x 29 | 8 x 12 |
| A3/M | 29 x 42 | 12 x 16.5 |
| A2/L | 42 x 59 | 16.5 x 23.5 |
| A1/XL | 59 x 84 | 23.5 x 33 |
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The above measurements refer to
our standard sheet sizes, see the
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for actual design sizes.
How to use a multi layered stencil
Single layer stencils will give great results and are very easy to use, simply position the stencil, paint it and then remove it. Multi layered stencils or stencil overlays can be used to paint one colour on top of another with even greater results. It's amazing how a simple design can be transformed into something very impressive, and you don't need to be an artist, just follow our simple steps below.
We're going to use The Stencils Studio's 4 layered Michael Jackson stencil for this tutorial but the principle is the same for any number of stencil layers.

Layer 1
Start with the background layer, Stencil layer 1. This is a silhouette so it's easy to see how big the whole design will be, position the stencil and paint it, in this case we've used black but you could paint it any colour you like. Remove the stencil and wait for the paint to dry before adding layer 2.

Layer 2
Use the positioning marks on the stencil (not shown) to correctly position the stencil sheet over the previously painted silhouette, choose a different colour, in this case grey, paint the stencil then remove.

Layer 3
Repeat the process, it's important to wait for the paint to dry between applying each layer. This time we added the white layer.

Layer 4
Just a few shadows to add to the design in layer 4 so we used the black from layer 1.

And that's it, how easy was that! Now experiment with colours, always keep the highlights lighter than the shadow areas.

Use your stencil on anything, create a canvas, paint a t-shirt or stencil your walls, it's up to you.
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You can get great effects with spray paints,
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or use fabric paints for a washable finish. Follow manufacturers instructions.
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Go retro with an allover wallpaper effect in bright colours or just use the stencil singularly. Stencils are truly versatile and, unlike wall stickers or decals, stencils can be used as many times as you like and in the exact colours of your choice to match you room scheme.
So what are you waiting for, get stenciling!








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