50 Stars Stencil with Multiple Sizes Available - 100% Made in USA Reviews

4.8 Rating 17 Reviews

Laser cut durable mylar 50 star stencil design for DIY projects. Stencil template of the 50 stars for making wooden flags. Large and small sizes available. Every stencil is made in the USA!

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“The stencils were absolutely perfect! My husband had an idea to make a 4 ft by 10 ft flag out of corrugated metal. He made it for a good friend that has a work shop. The guy didn’t have a sign yet on his business. So my husband did a wonderful thing by building the flag and put the friends business name on it. The stars stencil was perfect and beautiful. I’m so glad that he had found it online. Thank you so very much.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Deborah Smith

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“Excellent job with placing order and receiving.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Just what I needed perfect!”

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Posted 4 years ago

William Brannon

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“Quality of stencil seems good. Have not used it yet. Thanks”

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Posted 4 years ago

David Carlton

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“I did this project on a whim with a sheet of plywood , was worried about how to do the star field . the board was rough so I had to do a little touch up with the blue , but I was going for a distressed , handmade look anyway . It came out great . and the best part is it's reusable .”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great but.it needs to be thicker to avoid bleeding when using spray paint”

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Posted 4 years ago

SARA HUMPHREYS

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“It was perfect.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“First stencil I bought 50 star stencil was top notch so I decided to order a different stencil this go around to comple the flag project that I was working on . The second stencil I bought was a We The People 16x36 the same quality was just not there. The lettering was kinda jagged and hand several flaws in the cuttering of the stencil. Best way to discribe it would be like someone cut it out with a dull knife. The edges of the lettering rolled under so the stencil would not lay pefectly flat and hand some uneven cuts in the lettering. Don't know if I would by from them again.”

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Posted 5 years ago