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Snowflake Premium Stencil

Snowflake Premium Stencil
$9.95 USD
Item# 65505   In Stock

  • Use stencils to create crisp designs with powder frit and enamels
  • Reusable - create the same shape time after time
  • Rubber backed for no-slip grip

Product Description

Create Your Own One of a Kind Winter Wonderland
Create intricate detail with enamels, powder and fine frit. Stencils have a rubber back for no slip grip. Includes insert for positive and negative space for optimal design possibilities (as shown in main image). Stencil measures 2-1/4" x 2-1/4".

Project shown in stand created by artist Jeanette Woodard. Bowl created by artist Kayleigh Clark.

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Pros : Sturdy and reusable
Cons : A little hard to get a crisp design with this one because of the small details.
Other Thoughts : Wish there was a set with different sizes and styles of snowflakes.
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