STENCILIT® Fern Wall Stencil for Painting - XL Stencil, Wall Stencils for Painting Large Pattern, Modern Large Wall Stencils

I just recently finished stenciling our entryway. It definitely makes a statement when you walk in our front door. I found the stencil to be great quality and easy to work with. It was just the right thickness and came with a smaller one for tight spaces.

With a little patience, the outcome is great!! Just need to be prepared to let the paint dry to overlap the design and keep it consistent.

I have not use it yet, hope to use it soon in my guest bedroom an accent wall!

Very good quality. Easy to use. It was a nice project; took me a long time to do the space was a little difficult.

Stencil size could be bigger to make it easier & quicker

I’ve always told myself I never wanted to stencil on a wall because I figured it would be super messy and frustrating. I REALLY wanted to wallpaper a feature wall in our rehab house but didn’t like the price of wallpaper and we have textured walls so I knew it wouldnt work. I gave in to getting this stencil because it was super affordable and beautiful. I was shocked at how easy it was to do and how it turned out. I am LOVING it! I think stencils will be my new “go to” for a feature wall. The stencil itself doesn’t hold any ripples and always lays totally flat which is something I was worried about. I’m very pleased with the quality of it. Also, the paint on the stencil cleans up perfectly with acetone or rubbing alcohol. I only washed it after my whole project was over. I used a hair dryer after each stencil I did so the wall dried fast and I could keep going with the project. I made sure the the brush was fairly dry so it didn’t goop up underneath the stencil. I wanted a slightly distressed look so this technique worked out great for me. It can be a little tricky going around things like doorframes, but nothing a small paintbrush can’t touch up. It’s totally worth it and makes for a beautiful feature wall.

This turned out so beautifully !! Not as hard as I expected either. I will say, adhesive spray is a must !

The pattern is for gorgeous! I used simple painters tape to adhere it and then used rustoleum spray paint. There was no bleeding of the paint through the pattern and the stencil stayed put. Only drawback is that there should be more sizes available to work around corners and edges.