Here is another couple of lovely stencils that I have finished using and will now gladly pass to someone else. Firstly there is CH15
I have used it to create this project for one of my stencil classes. The subject was 'stencilling with iridescent powder' The stencil is 33 inches high, a good size for wall panels, cabinet doors, smallish roller blinds and wall canvases. The border is not part of the design, however it's also from The Stencil Library and the code is IN18 It is part of the India and China Collection. I stencilled a portion of the panel last week to decorate two photo albums.
I'll show you the result soon.
The second stencil has had little use but I have not cleaned it, therefore it looks a little tatty.
It decorated this corner cupboard and possibly these mirrored window shutters.
There is enough life left in it to do two more similar sized projects.
Unused versions of both stencils can be ordered by following the links to The Stencil Library...BUT to get my set of used ones just be the first person to publish a comment after this post. You will need to pay the post and pack charge which is, UK=£4. European Countries=£7 and rest of world airmail is £12.00. Do not put your delivery address on the comment I will contact the winner by email. To see previous claimed giveaways visit the FREE STENCILS section on the left hand side of this page.
Has anyone done anything with their giveaway stencil yet? We would love to see pictures if you feel like showing.
Helen.
I hope I'm first?......
Please......
Posted by: Vicki | February 22, 2010 at 07:48 PM
You are indeedy! It will be my pleasure to send them. It's late here so I will email you tomorrow for delivery details. Well done and thank you.
Posted by: stencil helen | February 22, 2010 at 09:40 PM
ah, these are amazing! i wish i'd seen this earlier. well, off to browse the catalogue now!
Posted by: Lynne Rutter | February 23, 2010 at 08:14 AM
B E A U T I F U L
id like some stencils. im renting a room right now and would like to cover the walls with branches and birds. haha rentals...
Posted by: Juliana Ramirez | February 25, 2010 at 03:19 AM
Juliana, Being in a rental should not put you off trying to stencil. If you are unable to decorate floors or walls look to using roller blinds or unframed canvas as a wall hanging. I'm working on a pair of canvas right now. The beauty of them is that you have the enjoyment of creativity and can take them with you. A large roller blind (IKEA have cheap ones)could cover a lot of wall space with birds and branches! Good luck!
Posted by: stencil helen | February 28, 2010 at 12:31 PM
Hello,
I saw this very late... do you have any other stencils you are giving away? Much obliged.
Posted by: Sofia | May 29, 2010 at 09:04 PM
Yes Sofia I do. I have taken a break from it whilst I get Paypal sorted for the postage charges. A couple of recent commentors have not collected their stencils and I worried that possibly they do not want to give me their card details. Most of the successful winners know of me and my company so are confident of dealing with me. I shall sort Paypal for those that are not. I hope my used stencil giveaway will start again soon. I have some lined up, photographed and ready to go! Visit again.
Posted by: stencil helen | May 29, 2010 at 09:21 PM
i have finally arrived. i will use anything you have. jla
Posted by: jorgine averett | June 17, 2010 at 03:01 AM
jla,
I will be resuming the giveaway stencils again soon.
Posted by: stencil helen | June 17, 2010 at 08:19 AM
Hello, I just found chinoiserie wallpaper and of course fell in love. Thought I would see if stencils were avaiable. I was so excited I found the Stencil Library but the price was too high. But then i found your website and saw all the beautiful things you have done and then found that you give them away. Oh my, excitement to the 10 degree. Do you have more available? Would just love it if you did.
Posted by: Jocelyn Ishizaki | October 05, 2010 at 07:54 PM
Jocelyn, yes I do have more giveaways and some of them are Chinoiserie inspired. I just post them when I have the time and if you are the first to leave a published comment and are prepared to pay the post charges then the stencil might be yours next time.
Posted by: helen morris | October 06, 2010 at 03:15 PM
I have become almost addicted to studying about stencils and was amazed someone would actually give away such beautiful stencils. I would l.ove to know if you are still doing this as I would be most appreciative. I attempted to make my own today but my design was so intricate and i could not cut this pattern. After many hours of work I felt discouraged because i really want to use them in my bedroom. Thanks!
Posted by: M. Stewart | October 25, 2010 at 03:23 AM
M. I must get organised and clear another couple of stencils from the store room for our blog readers. Cutting a stencil is not easy. Did you see our instructions in the how to stencil section? I'tslon the left hand side of the blog page. Electric heatpens are sometimes a good way of cutting intricate stencils but it does depend on your budget as to how feasible that might be. We sell stencils from £6 up to £300. The price often reflects the complexity of design. Keep checking into Designinspiration blog we may be giving 'the perfect one' away
Posted by: stencil helen | October 25, 2010 at 09:18 AM
very Beautiful
Posted by: Tina Bartlett | July 03, 2011 at 03:10 AM
Do you still have ch15 to give away or something similar? I have been lusting after de gourney For 10 years but out of our price range....... And saw Gracie wallpaper too. But who needs that if you can stencil ?
Posted by: Mardi | November 30, 2011 at 11:16 AM
wow! they look so pretty. I think they will absolutely look great on my fabric window shades.
Posted by: Security Screens Melbourne | February 08, 2012 at 05:41 AM
Mardi Gosh I am sorry. I am sorry that I have only just seen your comment from 3 months ago. You have prompted me to take another look at what's in the store.
You are right stunning decoration can be made with stencils and although this collection of Chinoiserie stencils is not cheap it can allow a De Gourney or Gracie look to be achieved on a smaller budget. Thank you for the comment.
Posted by: stencil helen | February 08, 2012 at 11:11 AM