🖌️ Optimize your searches with this A2-Sized Elephant Stencil Template for DIY Decorative Painting on Walls, Furniture, and Crafts Review

I used this product in a dressing table drawer that I was renovating. The detailing is amazing and I sprayed some glue on the back before using. It came out great. I used shades of metallic acrylic paint to get the variation.

I was a little unsure how the template would turn out. I simply glued all the sides in place and used a mini paint roller from the paint department. I just rolled it slightly and added layers. I would recommend a paint roller rather than a brush.

This is a great template but not very functional. Some of the lines are too narrow and not attached to the main body, and because they are thin, they move slightly when stroked over them. When I painted it on the canvas very little detail was transferred and it was mostly just a black spot on the canvas. Too bad because it's really nice.

I used this stencil for a wood burning project as a gift for my mother. The template looked like it was hand cut on one of the edges (not quite straight) so it was difficult to measure where the center should fit my piece of wood. The stencil was so small that a 0.5 mm thick pencil could not trace in it. All in all he did his job!

Decorate some yoga platforms with this template. It took a lot of tries to get it right, but here's what worked in the end: The stencil arrives rolled. Place it between two flat surfaces and place a weight on it. Leave on for at least two days. do practice runs. Glue the edge down. Do not use spray paint. It will never work. I've tried and tried. Use a stencil brush instead. You can see the ones I used in the first photo. Use only a small amount of paint at a time. Erase the excess. Use…