Wall Stencil Marrakech Trellis - Modern Stencils for Wall Painting - Try Wall Stencils Instead of Wallpaper - Large Wall Stencils for DIY Home Decor

This is a large stencil. I was impressed with the quality. I started on the left top corner of the wall and took my time placing the first stencil using a level (bought separately). Once I painted the first, it was easy to align the next one. The instructions on video were clear and helpful. In retrospect I would try to finish the project in one day. I painted for a couple of hours for two days. The second day, the stencil was harder because of the dried paint on it, making it a little more challenging to align the top and the side. I had to improvise painting some of the design slightly longer or wider ( which you can’t tell). Overall, I am very pleased and would buy this product again.

The instructions are easy to understand and the stencil is made from a thick material so I held up really well to my wall stenciling job. I love that it came with the top wall and side wall stencils. The smaller stencils made it so much easier to get into the corner and up along the crown molding of my wall. I did separately purchase the level and the roller kit. I really loved the stencil and recommend that you purchase it. It will make the job go so much faster than using a full sized level. My wall turned out beautifully and I love this Marrakesh Trellis pattern. I ended up doing a tone on tone version. I used a flat wall color then stenciled over the wall with a high gloss paint in the same color. The end result is a very subtle texture on my wall that everyone in my home has complimented me on.

My husband and I both stenciled the accent wall in our bedroom with this product - it looks fantastic! It's easy to use and gives you plenty of instructions for how to make it work. Our wall is textured so I think that helped us by allowing some room for error. The stencil itself is sturdy and stands up to a rigorous washing. We found that with our textured wall, we had to stop about every two rounds and wipe down the back because paint seeped through. I don't think you would see this with a flat wall. Overall, the wall looks fantastic. They include smaller pattern stencils too for doing trim around the corners and windows. Take some time to do it right and you won't be disappointed!

Complete waste of money!! All the designs were cut crooked into every single piece of plastic! I had to manually square off the smallest stencil plastic, and use that as the starting point for the rest of the stencil; to ensure it wasn't painted on at a 25° slant! If I wasn't already in a time crunch to get this design put up I'd order it from a different company!

It is a very nice stencil. The instructions included are very helpful. I would also add that I'm sure it works wonderfully under normal conditions, however, I would add the caveat that a future buyer should really consider whether their walls are compatible with using a stencil. If you have a heavy texture on your walls this stencil will make you cry. I did trace the stencil with a colored pencil (closely aligned with the color of the paint) in order to hand paint the entire thing. It is for a client, they want the Marrakech Trellis...and I'm going to give it to them. If it had been for me, I would have returned the stencil. Lol. Hand painting will make me cry a little less than trying to roll with paint(according to the directions). I already painted over the wall two additional times because it looked so horrible. If this look horrible-then I give up. Uncle!!

Words can't even describe how happy I am with this stencil. I actually ordered it almost a year ago and haven't had time to tackle the project until yesterday, and I regret not doing this sooner. I was a little worried that it was going to be difficult, but I ordered a stencil set online that came with a stencil level, a dense foam roller, and stencil paintbrush and so far so good. I would recommend watching the tutorial videos online before attempting to do the stenciling because you'll pick up some really good tips. The foam roller is a MUST though. My wall isn't completely finished but what is done so far looks professionally done and it was quite easy.. It took me about 2 hours to stencil half the wall, so it wasn't as time intensive as I feared it would be. I used a metallic paint by rustoleum, which was a little thin unlike some of the other paints so I was worried that it wouldn't come out right... My advice is just use very little paint so you don't get any bleeding and you can always do another coat.

I love the results. I just did one accent wall, but the stencil was easy to use, easy to match up for a repeating pattern & heavy enough that it didn't tear. It's large, so I could cover a big area easily. I did buy the recommended level & roller, followed the directions & am truly delighted with the way my wall looks. I used paint that's just 1 shade lighter than my wall, so the effect is subtle & not overwhelming. It's just the right professional decorating look I was aiming for.

This stencil really did the job! It was big enough that the repeat was not off, and I did not have to use it as much. The stencil held up to the job with very little bleeding and that was really my fault for using to much paint. The tutorials on youtube made it even easier for me to follow instructions. I have one complaint and that is for the price the stencil level should have been included, and since I was on a budget I could not purchase it. I really, really recommend the stencil level because walls are never level and the pattern of the stencil can easily ride up or down the wall. I had to make some adjustments because of that and it turned out great. My teenage girls bathroom turned out very "chic" as she put it!