Review on 🎨 US Artquest Duro Stencil-It Oil Board Stencil Set, 9-inch, by Graphic Products by Kim Sanchez

Easy to cut with scissors. My 2 ounce package contained 9 pieces of mica. The smallest two are glove shaped and measure about 3.25-4 x 6 each, the largest two were about 4.25-5.5 x 8 inches each, the rest of the package was about 5-5.5 x 6-7 each .5 inch. Yes, they are irregularly shaped as shown in the photo, so don't plan on using them as "glass" in a 5x8 frame. A few were as thick as printing paper, the rest were thicker than greeting cards , one was almost as thick as a business card. I don't know how mica would work for scrapbooking, but most sheets are thick enough to have the rigidity needed for use as the mica sheet in an incense/resin tea candle warmer. I often heat sticks of incense sticks, cones and spirals instead of burning them, when heated the aroma is released purer, smoother and not smoky. I look forward to heating sandalwood chips on it. As for those using charcoal incense burners, even if you had to use an extra layer or two on top of the layers of charcoal and ash, it's still mica and still has heat transfer. Characteristics of the thicker and more expensive traditionally shaped mica squares you see on the market for use with charcoal burners. I thought it was a good buy at $13.99 with Revain's free shipping, now it's $8.97 + $4.37 shipping - I feel cheated. (Like most of us I checked many online sources before ordering and it was the best price at the time anyway.) Incense, Censer, Charcoal, Incense Holder, Japanese Incense, Meditation, Ash, Sticks, Cones, Spiral, Shoyido knockout ceremony