The Coastal Shell Stencil Theme Pack contains five simple, bold and beautiful two-layer shell motifs - ideal for all sea-themed decorating projects - giving modern style to a classic theme. Stencil in monotone or natural colours for the most impact. See size and layout specifications below.
The 5 shell motifs of this stencil in crisp Ice White Stencil Paint on nautical blue for classic sea-themed decorating style - with layer two details stencilled in China Blue Stencil Paint.
The 5 motifs of the Coastal Shells Stencil Theme Pack stencilled in Nougat, Butterscotch, Latte and Mocha Stencil Paints (layer two in Mocha), on a background of different natural coloured rectangles - for clean modern style.
Above - Close up detail of bathroom mural created with the beautiful shell stencils.
The five two-layer motifs of this theme pack, stencilled in simple two-toned palette of Mocha and Jet Black Stencil Paint.
The 5 motifs of this theme pack stencilled in Ice White Stencil Paint on a warm brown background, with layer two details stencilled in Chocolat Stencil Paint.
Five two-layer stencils with easy to use registration dots for perfect alignment. The average size of the shells is approximately 13cm (5") by 13cm (5").
Left - the layout of the five stencil sheets of this pack showing the two layers of each shell design.
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