Art Gone Wild Plastic Tim Holtz Doily Stencil, 4.125"X8.5", White

As usual, the quality of this Tim Holtz stencil is excellent. The plastic is thick but flexible, and perfect for its purpose. The result is as desired, with no leaking at the edges. Definitely worth the money- all Tim Holtz products I’ve bought so far have been a little more expensive but well worth the extra as they’re an investment for your craft kit.

I do quite a lot of airbrush paintings and sometimes need some random “texture”. I could use frisket paper and a scalpel to achieve a similar result, but that is a bit of a faff. Anyway, it was a good way to add some “out of focus” foreground shapes in a picture of some puffins. Not putting the template quite down onto the surface allows some spray to “bleed out”, which created a very pleasing effect.

Realistic wood stencil did the job perfectly!

exactly what i expected

Ok so I have to take great care whenever I start browsing Tim Holtz’s merchandise, for the simple reason: I WANT IT ALL!Alas we have to draw a line somewhere? His videos on YouTube are a great resource. I was looking for a good wood grain stencil for ages and found this one. Search over.

I love this stencil. I used it when altering the Joker from a pack of cards. Great result. Works very well indeed with fine interior wall plaster as well as the more usual texture pastes.

Nice stencil, however points between diamonds are quite weak and can brack

Have given this its test drive now. I used it with inks and a blending tool and with Decofoil gel; it looks lovely with inks, especially pastel shades, all old fashioned lace; with gel and foil it looks fantastic, slightly raised, super shiny and smooth. I will be using this a lot for wedding cards. Also it is thin, plastic, flexible and easy to clean with soap and water.