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FolkArt ® Painting Stencils
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FolkArt ® Peel & Stick Painting Stencils
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FolkArt Stencils

Discover the Art of Decorative Craft Painting!
Decorative craft painting has never been easier, thanks to FolkArt's easy-to-use tools and techniques. Components include Peel & Stick Stencils, Easy to Paint Rub-On Patterns and Painting Stencils. While lovely when used individually, they truly come to beautiful life when combined to create projects that wow! The simple to use tools include complete technique instructions, project how-to's and helpful tips that show anyone how truly easy it is to paint. When coupled with the expansive FolkArt family of paints, our painting design tools allow painters of all skill levels to create truly unique and stunning projects.
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Clean FolkArt Laser-Cut Painting Stencils with cool water while the paint is still wet. To remove dried paint from the stencil, use a paper towel dampened with rubbing alcohol. Rub gently to avoid tearing the stencil.
 
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FolkArt Peel & Stick Painting Stencils are respositionable up to 20 times. Stencils can still be used after they lose their adhesion. Simply apply a stencil spray adhesive to the back of the stencil following the manufacturer's instructions or use stencil tape to secure a stencil to your project. For best results, store stencils on the backing paper included with the stencil.
 
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FolkArt Peel & Stick Painting Stencils work beautifully on glass, ceramics and other smooth, slick surfaces, and can also be used on a variety of craft surfaces such as wood, tin, paper mache, terra cotta, canvas, plaster or fabric.
 
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Clean FolkArt Peel & Stick Painting Stencils with cool water while the paint is still wet. To remove dried paint from the front of the stencil, use a paper towel dampened with rubbing alcohol. Do not scrub or use rubbing alcohol on the stencil's adhesive side; you will remove or damage the adhesive.
 
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