Stencil Kit Buying Guide

What do I get?
What's inside? Stencils are made of 7mil mylar.
  • 14" x 11" stencils come flat in a 15" x 12" envelope, and are shipped First Class in a thick envelope with tracking
    • between 2 and 8 laser-cut stencils, each 14" x 11"
    • instructions for how to get the most out of your stencils
  • stencils larger than 11" x 14" come rolled up in long, thin cardboard box, and are shipped USPS parcel with tracking
    • between 2 and 8 laser-cut stencils
    • instructions for how to get the most out of your stencils
What's not included?

Not included:

  • Paint
  • Gloves
  • Tape
  • Surface to paint

How do my stencils get here?
First class letter or parcel, with tracking. Worldwide, it takes between a week and two weeks from when they're posted.

Buying Tips

What size should I get?
Get the smallest size that meets your application. For outdoor work, err on the larger side; artwork that's far away (on a billboard or a wall) always looks smaller than it does when it's right next to your face at eye level. For a t-shirt--and for many indoor applications--14 x 11 is plenty large.
Can I get a custom size?
Yes, when you order your stencil you can request the stencil from a few inches across to several feet across.
2 colors? 5 colors? How many color layers should I get?
Generally, the smaller number of layers you can use to get the desired effect, the better. Two-tone stencils are far quicker to paint than stencils that have five or more tones. They also look more refined. Three layers looks pretty good, but five layers starts to look pretty technical for most applications. T-shirts are an exception, where two, three, or four tones on a solid background works pretty well.

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Tip #15:
Try a halftone CMYK stencil
Sometimes you just want to reproduce as many colors and details of an image as you can. But who wants to cut and paint 20 layers just to get 20 shades in the final image? With a CMYK color-separated stencil, you use just three colors: Cyan, Magenta and Yellow; plus black, to reproduce the full gamut of color.