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DECOART > BETWEEN THE LINES

Shop 4 Between the Lines products from our Decoart range. See them in use in our guías paso a paso gratis, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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Esténcil Saloon

$13.35

Esténcil Newsprint

$13.35

Esténcil Roaring 20s

$13.35

Esténcil Solid

$13.35

About BETWEEN THE LINES

The Between The Lines collection from DecoArt is designed for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add texture, pattern and visual interest to their projects. Whether you're creating vintage-inspired designs or contemporary layouts, this range offers versatile stencilling solutions.

This category features a selection of stencils with different themes and styles. You'll find period-inspired designs like the Esténcil Saloon and Esténcil Roaring 20s, perfect for adding authentic details to themed projects. There's also the Esténcil Newsprint for creating retro newspaper effects, and a Esténcil Solid for bold, graphic applications. Crafters typically use stencils like these to layer patterns onto card backgrounds, create texture on scrapbook pages, or add decorative elements to mixed media work.

When choosing a stencil, think about the overall style of your project and how much detail you want to add. Smaller, intricate stencils work beautifully for focal points, whilst larger designs can cover backgrounds quickly. Always secure your stencil firmly to prevent paint or ink from seeping underneath, and test your chosen medium on scrap paper first to get the effect you're after.