This sturdy little book has six different precut shell stencils. They're all printed on durable, easy-to-remove, pages. I used them to cut out shapes from pre-flattened sponges, and to make templates with contact paper so that I could etch some of the designs on a bathroom mirror. I'm also going to paint the shells on some larger bars of soap I have, or I might even use them to make decorative tiles. These shells are beautiful, and you'll come up with dozens of your own ideas for using them. Included are a chambered nautilus, an imperial wentletrap, a violet spider conch, a fighting stromb, an Atlantic bay scallop, and a vexillate volute.

There are six precut zoo animal stencils in this sturdy little book. The pages are cardstock, reasonably durable for use with marking pens or paints. I like to use them to put menageries on my windows with tempera paints or dry-erase markers, but you'll come up with other things to use them for. The animals in this book include a giraffe, a polar bear, a lion, an elephant, a tiger, and a monkey. Great value!

This sturdy little book contains six precut, convenient stencils of trees. The designs themselves are bold and simple without being vague, and are a nice size for many projects. I used them to put a forest scene on one of my windows with dry-erase markers, but you'll find other creative uses. Included here are a balsam fir, a palm, the Monterey Cypress, a sugar maple, a white oak, and an apple tree.

There are six tree stencils here, cut into heavy laminated paper. All are disconnected stencils, having separations between elements. The stencils are: white oak (3.5 inches high and 4 inches wide), white oak (5 inches high and 3.5 inches wide), ssugar maple (5 inches high and 3 inches wide), apple (3.5 inches high and 4.5 inches wide), balsam fir (4.5 inches high and 3.5 inches wide) and a cypress (3+ inches high and 4.5 inches wide). The cypress, white oak and balsam fir are pictured on the cover, left to right. Depending on your project, you might want to shrink these basic designs a bit, but you can't beat this price for getting some good basic stencils.

This sturdy little book has six pre-cut stencils. The designs are a good size for projects, and are easy enough that kids can handle them, but detailed enough to delight adults. I've used them to decorate windows and party bags and cards. The insects presented here are a butterfly, a honeybee, a praying mantis, a housefly, a beetle, and a dragonfly.

There are six different stencils in this little book, printed on sturdy cardstock. They're perforated for easy removal, pre-cut, and neatly labeled. The designs are simple without being simplistic, and a perfect size for many projects. I've used them to make posters, to add color to bookcases, and just to draw on windows and mirrors with dry-erase markers. The creatures included are a mermaid, a minotaur, a unicorn, a griffin, a dragon, and a centaur.

There are six star motif stencils here, cut into heavy laminated paper. All six are disconnected stencils, having separations between elements, an visually interesting look on a wall or furniture. All are approximately 3-and-a-half inches square, and three patterns are pictured on the book cover. They are a nice size for preschooler art projects, though these specific stencils seem like good candidates for quilting patterns. It's a good price for some basic stencils.

There are six stencils here, cut into heavy laminated paper. Four are disconnected stencils, having separations between elements, particularly effective in wall or furniture stencilling. The specific stencils are: a star (approximately 4.5 inches high and 3 inches wide), a sun (3 inches long and 3 wide), a moon (3.5 by 3), a wavy sun (3.5 by 3), Saturn (3 by 3.5), and a shooting star (2.5 by 4.5). The moon, wavy sun and Saturn are pictured on the cover. They are a nice size for preschooler art projects but are unimaginative and probably not appropriately interesting for much else. Still, it's a good price for some basic stencils.