Safari Stencil Bundle #2 | Zebra, Cheetah, Hippo & Leopard | Set of 4 Realistic Mylar Stipple Wall Art, Crafts (Large - 300mm / 12" approx)

Save money with this Safari bundle and receive 4 of my most popular realistic stipple art stencils.

This pack includes:
Zebra, Cheetah, Hippo & Leopard

These stipple art stencils are laser cut from reusable, washable, heavy-duty Mylar (10 mil / 0.254 mm / 254 microns) and feature striking designs created from thousands of tiny circles.

When painted, the dots build up tone, shading and detail to create bold, realistic artwork with a distinctive hand-crafted stipple effect.

For the best visual effect, I recommend using light-coloured paint on a dark background.

Each stencil measures 300 x 300 mm overall, including the surrounding margin (approximately 12" x 12"), making them ideal for larger craft projects, wall art, wooden panels, canvas pieces, signs, furniture decoration and more.

The flexible, reusable Mylar can be used with paint, spray paint, sponge, roller or airbrush and is suitable for use on wood, walls, canvas, card, fabric, furniture and many other suitable craft surfaces.

Unlike a traditional flat silhouette stencil, each stipple design builds tone and detail using thousands of small circles in slightly varying sizes. Once painted, these dots work together to create a much more detailed and realistic finished image.

PRODUCT DETAILS
• Set of 4 reusable laser-cut Mylar stencils
• Heavy-duty 10 mil / 0.254 mm / 254 micron Mylar
• Detailed stipple-style artwork
• Designs created using thousands of small circles
• Each stencil measures 300 x 300 mm including margin
• Suitable for paint, spray paint, sponge, roller or airbrush
• Can be used on wood, walls, canvas, card, fabric, furniture and more
• Washable and reusable

Please note: This listing is for the 4 Mylar stencils only. Painted examples, frames, signs, artwork and props shown in the listing photographs are not included.

FOR BEST RESULTS

Secure the stencil firmly to your chosen surface and apply paint in several light layers rather than one heavy coat. This helps keep the tiny stipple details crisp and reduces the chance of paint bleeding underneath the stencil.