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If your question is not answered there you can also email us if you'd prefer. If you've just added an entry and it doesn't appear immediately below, hold down the control key on your keyboard and click the reload or refresh icon on your browser. Name: Julie Whitley Date: 29 Apr 2012 16:45:22 GMT Email: <whitley76@btinternet.com> From: Huddersfield, West Yorkshire Oh please let me be the first person to comment about the free Dandilion stencil...I've been wanting one for yonks and have never been able to find anything as beautiful as the one on here... Absolutly love this website...now bookmarked forever....xxx Julie xxx Reply from Rachel Date: 30 Apr 2012 14:04:36 GMT Dear Julie, Thank you for your kind words. I think you must have seen one of our giveaway stencils on our blog www.designinspiration.typepad.com. As far as I am aware, the dandelion stencil was blogged about ages ago and has since gone. Keep checking in with our blog though, as there is always notice about special offers and sales we run and next time we clear out our personal stock, we'll be doing the giveaways again. You will need to leave the comment on the blog though, not our site. So glad you like the stencil. It is fab! Name: Henny Ketelaars Date: 20 Feb 2012 21:08:35 GMT Email: <henny.ketelaars@gmail.com> From: Wijchen, Gelderland, The Netherlands Hello,i have two questions about stencil MD19 Houndstooth. What is the size of the individual figure in mm, from the small stencil and the medium stencil? And question two is: And is it possible to order a very small houndstooth MD19 about 6 or 8 mm? Thank you Henny Reply from Rachel Date: 21 Feb 2012 10:12:58 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. The size of each "tooth" is about 30mm on the small and 60mm on the medium. This includes the points. I am sorry, but I do not think we can make a really tiny houndstooth because the space between each "tooth" would be too small and just break. We wouldn't want to provide you with a stencil that would not hold together. If you have further questions, please e-mail us. Name: mark page Date: 10 Jan 2012 05:24:36 GMT Email: <mrkpage6@gmail.com> From: Gainesville& 678-431-5957, Georgia, USA I want to purchase a musical stanza with 30+- odd notes prefferrably, this stanza will come as a stensil that is waved rather than straight-lined, it will be sectional and paintable & reusable, it will include a variety of different notes so as to not seem repetitive, 4-6" tall would be optimal. Or if I could purchase each note separately please do hesitate to contact me athe the PH.# above. Reply from Rachel Date: 10 Jan 2012 14:19:24 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. Possibly the best option is to have your stanza separately and then a selection of notes for you to place on as you wish. If you take a look at out music theme pack, code number TP23, you will get an idea of what I mean. This is not exactly what you want, but the concept is there. If you want to look further into have a wavy stanza etc made, we will need a bit more information and images of the notes you want (none of us are musical or can read music so best if you provide images). Please e-mail us this on sales@stencil-library.com and we will take it further and provide a quote obligation free. Name: maria rios Date: 4 Dec 2011 09:38:08 GMT Email: <rororios@att.net> From: saint augustine, florida, us WHAT DOES UNCUT MEAN? Reply from Rachel Date: 5 Dec 2011 13:37:59 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. UNCUT means the design is drawn on the stencil film and you have to cut the pieces out yourself using either a heatpen cutting tool or scalpel. CUT means the stencil is ready to use. ALL stencils are available CUT with only some ALSO available UNCUT. If you see one price, then it is for a cut version. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Name: Sheryl Careey Date: 23 Nov 2011 21:10:41 GMT Email: <catknap57@aol.com> From: Damascus, Maryland, USA Thank you for all your time and answers, now another. I have the JA117, and I thought it was a bamboo tree, but I don't think so now. I want to use the JA117 and continue to make a tree, do you have a tree like the one in JA117? The bamboo and the other tree pattern doesn't seem to work. I want the same style as JA117. Thanks for your patience. Sheryl Reply from Sheryl Date: 24 Nov 2011 14:22:44 GMT I think JA117 is a magnolia tree based on the flower shapes. We don't have a magnolia tree as such. I think you might be able to use the twigs from CH24 to build your tree frame work and I think JA115 would work well with JA117. Then once you have your tree framework, you'll have to section off bits of JA115 and JA117 to add leaves, foliage and flowers to your tree. I think that could work. Name: Sheryl Carey Date: 22 Nov 2011 23:05:08 GMT Email: <catknap57@aol.com> From: Damascus, Maryland, USA I have another question, my stencil JA117, looks like it has the same shine on each side, but the directions call for the least shiny side against the wall? How do you tell which side is shinier they look the same? Thanks Sheryl Reply from Rachel Date: 23 Nov 2011 11:50:13 GMT The note about using the shiny side applies to repeat pattern stencils which have a matt and shiny side to the film. It does not apply to any other stencil where both sides are shiny...you can use either side (even both if wished). Name: Sheryl Carey Date: 22 Nov 2011 22:55:26 GMT Email: <catknap57@aol.com> From: Damascus, Maryland, USA I ordered and received JA117, but I am now looking for the bamboo tree in pieces to build a tree, I only see CH24, which isn't the same style of tree, do you have a bamboo tree in pieces? Iam also thinking about ordering uncut stencils and buying heat pen, is it hard to do, do you just have to have patience? Thanks Sheryl Reply from Rachel Date: 23 Nov 2011 11:48:08 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. We have a brilliant stencil for a build your own bamboo tree. It is JA72 and it is in our Japan range. It consists of two sheets: one for the stalks and the other for the leaves. You can build the bamboo up to 8-10 feet tall if you want. The stencils vary in difficulty as far as cutting them concerned and the price difference usually gives you an idea of what is involved. If you want advice about a particular stencil then e-mail us and we will give you a better idea of what is involved (i.e. time or difficulty, or both). Some designs are easier to cut with a scalpel rather than a heatpen and vice versa. Some will need to be cut with both. A heatpen is great for curves but not so good with absolutely straight lines (that is where you need a scalpel). Also, if you are based in the US, we cannot sell you a heatpen because of the electrical requirements being different. You will need to purchase one in the US and there are different varieties of heatpen. The ones with the curved nibs are better (easier to use) than straight nibs. E-mail us if you need further information. Name: Sharon Date: 3 Oct 2011 13:46:24 GMT Email: <george_sharon_2000@yahoo.com> From: Colfax, Wisconain, USA I am looking for a rose (or any flower) stencil that will allow me to put the flower together in layers. Do you have such a thing. Reply from Rachel Date: 3 Oct 2011 15:28:29 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. We have two rose stencils that meet your requirements. CO1 Rose is in our Contemporary range. There are also other multi-layer flowers in that range such as Daisy, Lily and Sunflower. We also have a stem rose, 2 layers, code number CA14, which is in our Budget Stencil range. I hope one of these is what you are after. Name: Joe Pierro Date: 29 Aug 2011 19:25:11 GMT Email: <jpierro31@yahoo.com> From: Las Vegas, nevada, USA I ordered (4) of the DM23S stencils but they all came in pieces/strips. I have never worked with this type and I need to return them. I am used to an overlay, not pieces. The project is for an outside/stucco building and is too difficult to do with that type of material. I would like to exchange these for the type I need but need the same size. Let me know what your procedure is for exchanges. I need something quickly. We are opening on October 13th. Joe Pierro Reply from Rachel Date: 30 Aug 2011 16:12:38 GMT Dear Mr Pierro, I think that the quickest and most cost effective way to assist you is to help you understand how to use the decorating masks. They are not a common product, but they do allow large scale design in circumstances when a conventional stencil cannot be made. They are quick to use once you understand how to use them. Illustrated and detailed instructions were provided with your masks. You ordered decorating masks of a bridgeless greek key design made from reusable Mylar. Our stencils are made of the same material and so is the product from most stencil companies. You have not specified what the problem is with the material. My concern is that if we were able to provide traditional stencils (and I am not sure we can of this design...they were designed this way specifically because the pieces enables us to make designs in larger scales without bridges and floppy/warping issues), you would have the same problem given the surface you have mentioned you have to put these designs onto. I understand the urgency and we will do everything we can to help you but before we move forward, we just need to make sure of what you need. Can you please provide us with more information quickly via e-mail. Name: daphine Date: 26 Aug 2011 14:15:33 GMT Email: <daphine63@gmail.com> From: Lake Worth, Florida, United States Hi, I am interested in the leopard stencil. How long does it take for shipping to the US? Also what is the cost in US dollars? Thank you!! Reply from Rachel Date: 26 Aug 2011 16:19:54 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. You don't say which leopard stencil you are interested in...whether it is the leopard or leopard spot, but I can tell you that there is about 1.64 USD to 1.00 GBP at present. There is a currency converter on our site as well. Click on the price and it will come up for you and save you doing the math. Standard shipping takes about 7-10 business days. We do have express options. If you are interested, when you order, select "express" and we will contact you with all the prices and time scales for you to choose. Name: Rachel Date: 27 Jul 2011 00:25:43 GMT Email: <rachel.barclay@live.co.uk> From: Blyth, Northumberland Hi, if we come along to the shop can we pick our stencil up the same day? It is one of the 'Star' stencils (STR03-L) if you have them in stock? If possible can you please reply to my email address. Many thanks Rachel Reply from Rachel Date: 28 Jul 2011 10:02:02 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. Generally all our stencils are made to order so we won't have this one in stock if you just stopped in. What you can do is telephone us first thing in the morning (we are in from 9am) and place your order over the phone with a credit or debit card for the stencil and then collect it later the same day. We'll have it ready for you by then. Our phone number is 01661 844 844 and we are open every day except for Sunday (and bank holidays). Name: Sue Harmel Date: 26 Jun 2011 11:38:06 GMT Email: <sue@harmel.eu> From: 27283 Verden, Lower Saxony, Germany I would like to add a border to the walls in my bedroom. I have looked at BB14 Ribbons, but would prefer the design to be stretched so that it flows more and does not look quite so heavy. Is that possible to make and how much would it cost? Reply from Rachel Date: 27 Jun 2011 10:43:40 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. We can look at stretching the stencil for you. This will simply be a case of warping the design i.e holding the height the same, but "pulling" the length. We will only do it as much as we can before the design starts to look wrong. Is this what you want? Please e-mail us sales@stencil-library.com to discuss further so we can price. Name: Paulette Date: 11 Apr 2011 10:04:30 GMT Email: <paulette.jabbary@yahoo.co.uk> From: CYPRUS, Cyprus I want to stencil dots on a canvas,and put my own color, will stencil DE 282 BORDER SERVE THE PURPOSE. Paulette Reply from Rachel Date: 11 Apr 2011 11:55:44 GMT Thank you for your stencil enquiry. Yes, you can certainly use any of our stencils on a canvas and can choose your own colours. DE282 is a nice border and looks good when repeated in horizontal rows. We have many different dot stencils. If you want to see the others, enter the word "polka dot" into the stencil search and they will all come up for you. Any of these stencils are suitable for stencilling onto canvas. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Name: ALISON Date: 28 Mar 2011 15:13:57 GMT Email: <alison@alexanderrowan.co.uk> From: READING, BERKSHIRE, UK Dear Stencil Library I am looking to order your letters (TRAJAN) 3" x 3" and am wanting to stencil the following: EAT * DRINK * LAUGH * SLEEP * LOVE or similar on a wall. However, I think that I will go wobbly with seperate letters. Can I order the above word stencils ? (already made up?) Look forward to hearing from you. Reply from Rachel Date: 28 Mar 2011 15:57:01 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. Yes! We have a range called "In Your Own Words" which allows you to choose the style, the size and what you want to say and we will make it up for you. The words you want in FNT02 Trajan at 3" tall will cost 27.50 GBP (1.25 GBP per letter). You can get into the IYOW range from our catalogue page on our website and order there. Name: helen morris Date: 16 Feb 2011 16:37:45 GMT Email: <helen@stencil-library.com> From: stocksfield, northumberland, UK Hi Mary, I hope that someone emailed you privately to answer your question. I am now answering for the information of anyone else. Yes, when the stencil is uncut it will arrive as a printed pattern and you need to cut it yourself. Rachel has answered the question in more detail below. We are phasing out the uncut designs, so if you want one order it soon because we will stop doing them Name: helen morri Date: 16 Feb 2011 16:32:59 GMT Email: <helen@stencil-library.com> From: stocksfield, northumberland, UK Hello Marilyn. Yes we can usually inlarge or reduce the designs for you. However we are not sure which border you are looking for so have emailed you privately. Name: marilyn abrams Date: 16 Feb 2011 14:52:07 GMT Email: <marilynnoszka@msn.com> From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States Hello is border #127 available in a 2" high x 8" wide size Name: Mary Date: 12 Jan 2011 18:09:34 GMT Email: <odesign1@earthlink.net> From: Anacortes, Washington, USA Could you please explain "uncut" stencil to me.Does this mean that I would have to cut the entire stencil myself ? Mary Name: Jackie Date: 7 Jan 2011 22:11:10 GMT Email: <jackie_ward@sky.com> From: Hastings, Hastings, UK Hi. I saw the TV programme with Kirstie Allsop and am confused about the 'fabric fixer' you can add to any paint to make it washable. I would be really grateful if you could explain what this fixer is. I am wanting to stencil blinds. Which paints are best for fabrics? Reply from Helen Morris Date: 8 Jan 2011 13:40:22 GMT Hello Jackie. The fixer is fabric medium, a clear liquid that you can add to emulsion paint to make it machine washable on fabric. The one that I used is made by a USA company called Golden www.goldenpaints.com and you can buy it here in the UK. I do not sell it though. All the paints avaialble from The Stencil Library are already machine washable. If you intend to launder your blinds I would suggest that you do so before adding any paints to them. If your fabric blinds are roller blinds you are not likely to wash them. So, it will not matter whether you use a fixer. Come back if you need more information. Name: Janet Harris Date: 1 Jan 2011 19:02:26 GMT Email: <janetharris1@btinternet.com> From: Colchester, Essex, UK I want to stencil a large piece of furniture using various stencils. For instance "Bamboo Fron" - JA139 and "Pagoda" - IN29 amongst one or two others. Is there a way of having the stencils co-ordinated so that the sizes all work together? Name: Aysha Arrington Date: 30 Nov 2010 22:09:10 GMT Email: <cact1sr0sy@hotmail.com> From: kealakekua, HAWAIIUSA, USA I enjoyed simply studying the stencils. The art of that period has always mesmerized me. I do not get my paycheck until this evening and it will take a day or two to straighten it, so this is simply an apology for not buying today. I have never done this before, but as 1 read the noticeboard and realized how much you actually are OFFERING i HAD TO LET YOU KNOW i WILL BE BACK. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO. RESPECTFULLY AYSHA Name: Hannah Date: 6 Nov 2010 01:15:52 GMT Email: <hannahlively@live.com> From: Chatham, ON, Canada Hey there! Just a quick question for you. Is the Jasmine stencil (#216) two layers? Thank you. Reply from Rachel Date: 8 Nov 2010 09:58:41 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. The jasmine border stencil is a single layer design, but you can use as many colours as you like on it. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Name: Tasha Ortiz Date: 15 Oct 2010 14:22:51 GMT Email: <tasha_bailey18@yahoo.com> From: Florence, AZ, United States I was checking out your tree stencils and immediately was attracted to the CH24 stencil (of the tree bases and limbs). We plan on decorating the nursery with this type, similar to your full wall border tree styles but more on a full scale. One size says "uncut." I am trying to understand the difference between the two and wondering if you had an example of a work that used this stencil. Thanks. Reply from Rachel Date: 16 Oct 2010 13:42:18 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. Uncut means the design is drawn on film and you have cut the pieces out yourself using either a scalpel or heatpen cutting tool. Cut means the stencil is ready cut and ready to use immediately. The price difference usually reflects the amount of time and difficulty involved. I do not have a photo of CH24 in use, but if you have a look at our "As Seen In" section of our site, you will see several photos using our DR2 Cherry Blossom stencil which is similar. You cannot go wrong with this design as it is totally flexible on how you use it. Name: Amanda Date: 11 Oct 2010 11:27:58 GMT Email: <earthpearls@yahoo.co.uk> I want to stencil the door of my Fridge, can anyone recommend paint and how to protect it, I thought about finishing with a clear spray lacquer? Reply from Rachel Date: 12 Oct 2010 09:09:38 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. The issue will also be what paint you use to stencil your fridge door in the first place. If your fridge door is like ours, then it will be a coated metal. You will need to use a paint that will properly adhere to this surface. And then you will need to use a varnish/lacquer that will also adhere to the surface. You will need to take advice from your paint supplier. It might not be easy. If your fridge front is flat, then I do have another possibly easier suggestion (and what we did with our own fridge door). Rather than attempt to stencil the surface itself, we had thin plywood panels cut to the same size. We painted, stencilled and varnished these and then stuck them to the fridge doors. This meant that we could change the stencilling easily when we changed our kitchen scheme. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Name: Cheryll Date: 6 Jul 2010 19:51:41 GMT Hi - I just have a question about the stencil DM3-S Chevron. Can you give me the size of the actual stencil and how many stripes are in one stencil? Just to confirm, is the 11.5" size refers to one side of the 'V' only and the 4.6" is the width of one side? Thank you. Reply from Rachel Date: 7 Jul 2010 09:12:03 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. This is not a conventional stencil so the number of "V's" doesn't really apply...you can make as many as you need. I think you get 6 strips. The size refers to the fattness of the stripe (4.6") and the height of the "V" from the top to the point (11.5"). This is a decorating mask rather than a stencil where there are holes cut out of a rectangular piece of film (that's why the actual stencil size doesn't really apply in this case). Full illustrated instructions come with the masks. It is a bit difficult to explain fully, but I hope I have made some sense. The instructions make it very clear and they are easy to use. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Name: Jessica Date: 8 Jun 2010 04:45:08 GMT Hello, I have a question about stencil MD11: are the white dots the part that you would paint? Or is the black area the part that you would paint? Thanks. Reply from Lesley Date: 8 Jun 2010 08:42:26 GMT Hello Jessica The white parts that you see are the areas that the paint is applied through. Name: allison Date: 1 Jun 2010 20:52:26 GMT thank you, I'm specifically wondering about DM11-L (the large rose, is the black the cut out parts) and also MD54-X, I'm hoping this is just 1 sheet with no overlays and the "dots" being the cut out parts.. Reply from Lesley Date: 2 Jun 2010 09:48:16 GMT Hello Allison DM11 consists of 3 sections, a mask of the rose and the 2 shapes that surround it. It can be used in 2 ways. Either use the rose as a decorating mask, where the paint is applied over and around the mask to change the background colour and when the mask is removed the colour beneath is revealed. Or it can be used as a conventional stencil where you use the outer shapes initially without the rose, paint in your colour and then put in the rose and stencil through the detail. Full instructions on how to do this are sent out with each order. MD54 is a conventional stencil of one sheet where the "dots" are the cut out parts that you stencil through. Name: allison Date: 1 Jun 2010 11:41:06 GMT I'm interested in purchasing some larger stencils, #1 is the black in the web images the cut out parts and the white being the mylar, or is it the opposite, it's hard to tell as some designs have white circles and others are black... #2 do you ship the the US and if so, what is the approximate processing time and transit time? Thank you Reply from Rachel Date: 1 Jun 2010 13:35:15 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. In reply to your first question, the quick answer is "both". In most cases, the black denotes the cut out areas, but in some cases, we have shown the cut out areas in white. Sorry to be confusing! If you are at all unsure, the best thing to do is e-mail us with the code numbers of the stencils you are interested in and we will be more than happy to confirm which way around the stencil is. Secondly, we happily ship to the US. Standard shipping generally takes about 7-10 business days. We usually process an order within a couple of days. We do have express shipping options if needed as well. Name: Ian Date: 24 Oct 2009 08:01:58 GMT Email: <billyfishy@btinternet.com> Hello, In the December 2009 edition of UK's Living etc on page 89 there is a stencil which the magazine are saying I can purchase from you. I have looked around your site - without success. It says I loved you yesterday I love you still I always have I alwasys will. Many thanks for your anticipated response. Reply from Rachel Date: 24 Oct 2009 08:16:59 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. We did not make the actual stencil featured in Livingetc, but we have a range that allows us to do something similar. It is called "In Your Own Words". It is a range of about 40 different lettering styles. They come in 3 different sizes as standard (we can accomodate custom sizes in most cases as well). You choose your font, your size and your phrase as well as layout and we make it up for you. There are a combination of traditional, modern, script and historical style fonts in the range. To see the range, please go to http://www.stencil-library.com/docs/iyow.html You can also e-mail us at sales@stencil-library.com if you need something a bit more unusual. Name: Frances Date: 6 Oct 2009 12:16:38 GMT Email: <info@typografika.co.uk> From: Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, UK Does the modern Alphabet come in a larger size? and do you have any asterisks? Thanks. Reply from Rachel Date: 7 Oct 2009 09:58:14 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. We can make the Modern alphabet in a larger size and I am sure we can design an asterisk for you to go with it. Please contact us on 01661 844 844 or by e-mail: sales@stencil-library.com so that we can discuss your specific requirements and come up with a price for you. We provide quotes for custom work obligation free. Name: roxy Date: 24 Aug 2009 09:44:36 GMT Email: <roxyfitz@mac.com> From: new hope, pa, us I am looking for a stencil of letters with the same font used for the Boston Red Sox team. 4 or 41/2 inch. I just need the letters to write RED SOX Reply from Rachel Date: 24 Aug 2009 10:01:13 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. I am sorry, we do not have lettering that is even close in style to the one used by the Red Sox. Most professional sport teams license their logos and names for branded items. It could be that a stencil is already produced under license. Have you tried contacting the Red Sox merchandising department to see if such an item exists? Good luck in your search. Name: les Date: 18 Jul 2009 20:55:53 GMT Email: <rewers13@aol.com> From: usa I am looking for Mexican papel picado stencils for wall application. Reply from Lesley Date: 20 Jul 2009 11:05:31 GMT Hello Les I'm sorry but we don't have what you are looking for. Name: joni Date: 7 Jul 2009 01:36:41 GMT Email: <joni24@localnet.com> From: Harrison, ME, United States Hi, I'm looking for a Red Sox Logo. To place on one of my walls. It needs to be about 18" in diameter. I would like the sox logo or the baseball one. what can you do for me. Reply from Lesley Date: 7 Jul 2009 10:55:40 GMT Hello Joni I would be unable to make you a stencil of the Red Sox Logo as the design will be covered by their copyright and as such we would be breaking copyright rules if we made it. Name: helen Date: 8 Jun 2009 21:46:29 GMT Email: <helenanatogu@hotmail.com> can your stencils be made on 10mil plastic? Reply from Lesley Date: 9 Jun 2009 08:44:08 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. Our stencils are made out of a substance called mylar which is a semi-opaque flexible plastic which is 125 microns thick. We can also make stencils out of a thicker mylar which is 250 microns thick and this would put the cost up by 20 percent and would need to be ordered by either phoning us or email. It cannot be ordered through the website. Name: Joan Date: 31 May 2009 20:24:38 GMT Email: <jrt8450@live.com> From: Brookings, Oregon, United States I am trying to order both sized of the fennel stencil (Y-70 & Y-75). Each time I try to order the smaller stencil I just get a second of the larger. Please advise how I can order both sizes of the fennel stencil. Thank you. Reply from Rachel Date: 1 Jun 2009 08:48:07 GMT Thank you for your note. I am sorry you were having problems ordering. My technical person has sorted out your basket and you should not be able to order the stencils you want without any problem. Should you still have trouble ordering, please do not hesitate to e-mail me. Name: Renata Date: 30 Apr 2009 01:20:19 GMT Email: <malarka@sbcglobal.net> From: Carlsbad, California, USA I have a silly question. What does is mean if the stencil is "uncut"? The difference in price is considerable. When I buy stencils here there is no "UNCUT"option and this is why I'm not sure what it means. Does it mean that it's only a design I have to cut it out myself? Reply from Rachel Date: 30 Apr 2009 09:26:01 GMT No question is silly. UNCUT means that the design is drawn on the film and you have to cut the pieces out yourself. The price difference reflects the amount of time/difficulty involved. If there is only one price then it is for a ready CUT version (so you do not have to cut anything out yourself). In other words, all stencils come ready cut with only some also available uncut. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Name: imbaud Date: 13 Feb 2009 22:08:47 GMT Email: <j.imbaud@club-internet.fr> From: Lamorlaye ( 60260), Oise, France Hello , Ihave a question : Do you sell wall stickers reproducing art nouveau designs from your stencils range ? I am fond of your products but don't use to buye stencils , I much more appreciate stickers and would want to buye one if you have... Thanks for your quick answer. Jean IMBAUD. Reply from Rachel Date: 14 Feb 2009 09:36:52 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. I am sorry, but we do not provide stickers, only stencils. We find stencils are more practical because you can buy one stencil and repeat it if you like so that they can be used multiple times. You really should try using a stencil. They are easy to use and you have the flexibility to choose your colours and how you use the design. Name: Joanne Date: 2 Feb 2009 14:55:10 GMT Email: <maj2828@earthlink.net> From: brooklyn, New York, USA Can I get a custom enlargement of GMT76 Reply from Rachel Date: 2 Feb 2009 15:09:29 GMT Thank you for your enquiry. Yes, we can enlarge most of our stencils. Please e-mail us at sales@stencil-library.com with your requirements and we will get back to you with confirmation and price obligation free. We look forward to hearing from you.   [2008 archive]   [2007 archive]   [2006 archive]   [2005 archive]

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