I'm obviously on a bit of a stencil groove at the moment. When I was looking around the commercially available stencils this morning, I recognized many from a stencil book, called
Arts & Crafts Stencilling, originally published in 1910, by W.G. Sutherland. It has been reprinted by Dover. Frankly, I was surprised how many of the stencils are available from this book. It is obvious
The Stencil Library in UK pulled many designs from this out-of-copyright publication.
While I am not going to take the time to scan the individual stencils from the book itself, I will link where you can buy the stencils I've found to be commercially available.
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TSL DE127 |
This floral stencil is shown on page 13 and is available from UK's The Stencil Library,
DE127.
This is also a wisteria stencil, pictured on the back cover of the book, that is also available from The Stencil Library,
#66.
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TSL 66 |
On page 84 there is a rose border that is TSL
TR117.
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TSL TR117 |
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TSL DE145 |
On page 83 there is a stencil of a potted tree that is TSL
DE145.
This is a thistle border shown on page 82 with a slightly different edge treatment, but the flowers are the same. The Stencil library sells it with their
number 76.
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TSL 76 |
This is, of course, the stencil pictured on the front cover. It is offered as
#74.
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TSL 74 |
There is a dandelion border design offered on page 37, it is
#78.
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TSL 78 |
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TSL DE137 |
There is a rose panel pictured on page 28; it is being offered as
DE137.
On page 57, there is a nursery frieze of marching soldiers; it is
#116.
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TSL 116 |
And here is another nursery border also on page 57,
#104.
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TSL 104 |
These rabbits, sold as
#105, appear on page 62.
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TSL 105 |
There is a rose border pictured on page 38, sold as
DE 29.
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TSL DE29 |
There may be more available, but those were the stencils I recognized. I really appreciate having a readily available source for period designs.
I love stencils but my walls have a bumpy finish. Until then, I'll just covet your stenciling.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I know how you feel. My walls are pretty bumpy too. It can be a challenge to deal with it, but putting adhesive on the stencils helps a lot.
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