Vines Stencil

Repeating vines stencil of vines climbing up the sides of a structure, like a pergola or a trellis, could provide a natural form of shelter from the sun or rain. The thick foliage of the vines creates a canopy, offering dappled shade and protection from r Categories: patterns nature

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For basic stencils, the defaults are fine.
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panel(s) per layer

Final image is (w) x (h) inches

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

inches

Final image dimensions (side-to-side, top-to-bottom) of your painted stencil.
Cut media are 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 margin (in)

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

4 layers x panel(s) per layer = panels total.

Tip #18:

Your logo on a latte

Steamed milk makes a great surface to stencil a logo or simple image on. It's like clipart for coffee. Any simple two-tone color separation will work. Your steamed milk is the white surface, so you just use the dark stencil layer to sprinkle the cocoa or cinnamon onto the surface, and you're done.

Vines Stencil

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