Benday 11mm fading to 5.5mm Oval Dot Pointillism Stencil

THE STENCIL WAREHOUSE LIMITED

£20.4

This polka dot template stencil is made up of 11mm oval holes fading to 5.5mm holes. The material is A3 size 297mm x 420mm. The lines are offset and so the dot design is staggered. The fading is from top to bottom. This stencil can be used for canvas work in the Roy Lichtenstein style for example or pop art. Dots template stencil for general use on walls or fabrics with stencil paint/ brush, airbrush or spray paint. Laser cut from robust 190 micron polyester material. For larger sizes, designs please contact us

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE STENCIL WAREHOUSE LIMITED, number 03037119. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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