Stencils of Abstract Natural and Miscellaneous Forms

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Forms, patterns, abstractions, designs are all represented here.

5-small
Queen of Hearts Playing Card
9-small
Ace of Spades
3-small
Amazon
9-small
Blocks
3-small
Explosion
2-small
Blue Diamond
9-small
Celtic Knot Round Corners
9-small
Round Three-Sided Celtic Knot
9-small
Celtic Knot Triangle
9-small
Celtic Knot
9-small
Celtic Knot Square
3-small
Chemistry
4-small
Clover
5-small
Clown
5-small
Conch Shell
4-small
Dice
5-small
Bang
2-small
Forest
7-small
Gold Coins
7-small
Green Army Tank
7-small
Sharpshooter Crouch
9-small
Medicine Bottle
4-small
Flames
7-small
Marijuana Leaf
2-small
Marquee
3-small
Origami Dragon
5-small
Origami Fox
5-small
Palm Tree
3-small
Paper Crane
3-small
Rainbow
7-small
Saturn
2-small
Scallop Shell
9-small
Headline Marquee
3-small
Skull
2-small
Phone Booth
4-small
Tiki Mask
1-small
Tooth
9-small
Circles Open and Closed

Forms can be symbolic or richly graphic. They may not fit anywhere else, and are not as easily categorized.

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actors
air force
americana
animals
appliances
army
artists
athletes
birthday
boats
brands
cars
celebrities
characters
christmas
computers
creatures
culture
dinosaurs
dogs
drinks
easter
electronics
fashion
flowers
food
forms
hairstyles
halloween
historical figures
household
inspiration
landmarks
letters
maps
marines
memes
motorcycles
music
musicians
nature
navy
new baby
occupations
patterns
planes
politicians
rappers
religion
science fiction
signs
spacecraft
sports
star wars
superheroes
symbols
teams
wedding
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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.