Forest Pattern Wall Stencil - Wall Stencil, Stencil Designs, Stencil for Painting, Wall Stencils - Decorate with Wall Stencils

Very big stencil, worth the money. Very good quality. Love the design. Watch the YouTube version and followed the step by step instructions.

Great stencil! Worked great even on textured walls.

The product itself is really good quality and the design is really cute. However it’s really time consuming and hard to use in large areas. After about 5-6 coats of paint on it, the paint starts to pile on the back of it, leaving you with a fuzzy/blurry stencil. I had to soak my stencil in paint thinner halfway through doing my wall in order to continue on. It sucked, but it worked.

Super easy to do with a small amount of prep. Stencil is easily repositioned and size manageable. I used it to stencil a table, then liked the look so much I used it as a wall stencil in my bedroom. Will definitely buy more for other projects. I love the look of wallpaper but am not nearly fastidious enough to put it up myself. This stencil, however, is simple enough even I can do it

Couldn’t do wall paper since our wall is textured so opted for this DIY woodland stencil. I HIGHLY recommend watching videos online first on tips for how to wall stencil or else you’ll end up with a runny mess you’ll have to paint over and start again. Repositional glue spray from craft store and painters tape was very helpful. Be careful to not buy permanent glue if you go this route. Of course it’s not 100% perfect but I do love the general look. Just a warning this stencil has a lot of fine detail, so even after being extra diligent I still had to go back with a regular small paintbrush and put back details like the slender stem of the flowers, missing fox feet, rabbit ears etc. This beginner friendly project took me two weekends to complete (one accent wall).

Please please also buy some stencil spray, makes life easier. The stencil is great but it’s tedious work. Took 5+ hours to do a 12’x4’ section. Stencil clogs up eventually and needs cleaning. Turned out great! Using 2 stencils would save a ton of time and limit cutting stencil

I stenciled an accent wall using a matte base and a semi-gloss stencil in the same shade. With the assistance of a temporary adhesive (Aleene's, found at Michaels) and a wide paint brush and tons of patience, I found my wall to be successful. Don't paint it too thickly, or the pattern will run. I did have some seams, but fixed them with a small brush.

I used this stencil for our nursery. It’s very durable and holds up really well. I would suggest putting pins in the wall to hold it up versus tape. This will take you a lot of time to use. Before you can move on with the stencil it’s best if the stencil itself and the wall you’re lining it up to is dry. Took multiple days to finish one wall. There is bleed through as well.