Lower Case Alphabet Lettering Stencils

THE STENCIL WAREHOUSE LIMITED

£11.68

a - z lower case Alphabet stencils in a selection of sizes and fonts. The letters are individually tiled for ease of use. The height given corresponds to the upper case lettering of the same font. So for example the 1 inch lower case stencil set matches the 1 inch upper case set. All stencils are reusable and made from robust quality polyester material with rounded corners and underline etching for easy alignment. Ideal for stencil marking canvas bags, toolboxes, signs, bins, house numbers etc. and for craft projects to or in larger sizes for outside use such as car park marking.

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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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