Original image of Ballerina Arabesque

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Stenciled image is (w) x (h) inches.

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Using the Stencils

Cut out and paint your 4-layer CMYK stencil of Ballerina Arabesque on a craft or laser cutter. Download the cut files to cut this stencil of Ballerina Arabesque yourself. Or upload your own image to turn it into a stencil.

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Cut it yourself

Download all SVG files needed to cut the stencils.

Your custom SVG download

For basic stencils, the defaults are fine.
To customize your download, open each drawer to edit.

panel(s) per layer

Final image is (w) x (h) inches
with margin inches

Stencils smaller than 5 inches on either side are not recommended.

in.

Final image dimensions (side-to-side, top-to-bottom) of your painted stencil.

Margin in inches.
Bridges smaller than 0.01 inches or larger than a half-inch will probably not result in a usable stencil.

Stable bridges

Fewer bridges, pretty stable

One bridge per island

No bridges

Bridge Width (in)

Bridge width is usually set from 0.04 (for laser cutter) to 0.06 or larger (for blade cutters).
Cut media at least x , with margin inches

Margin must be less than half the media height or width, whichever is smaller.

Media width (in)

Media height (in)

Media dimensions (what you cut your stencil panels from), including desired margin (the space along the edge that won't be cut).

panel(s) per layer = panels total.

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Tip #20:

Less is more

You might think that, the more color layers a stencil has, the better. But often less is more. Portraits of faces work great with three layers: dark, mid-tone and light. They're easier to cut and paint, and they're usually more elegant and pleasing to look at. Our advice: shoot for three layers, and add layers as needed.