Snowy stencil??

[PammyB1]

I would like to know where I can purchase a stencil that gives a nice snowy background. I had seen a lady use a stencil like this and then use texture paste on it and I loved the way it looked. I can't remember where I saw it, though.
Suggestions please.

[wavejumper]

If you wanted dots as snow:


MFT-snowfall

http://www.mftstamps.com/stencil-snowfall

SSS-falling snow
https://www.simonsaysstamp.com/produ...0?currency=USD


If you want actual snowflakes-there are tons of them.

[PammyB1]

Thank you for your reply. Apparently you're the only person in the whole community that has info about this type of stencil.
The one from Simonsaysstamp is perfect but their shipping charges are out of sight. I hate to pay $6.99 shipping for such a small item. I guess I will have to continue my search or just give up on this idea.

[gregzgurl]

I don't really use stencils, but here are the results of a Google search: https://www.google.com/search?q=snow...w=1366&bih=638

[wavejumper]

Yeah that shipping at SSS kills me too for single/couple item orders-and often stops me from buying anything but their own brand. I tend to wait for free ship specials or sale days there. In fact I did just pass up a sale on hero arts because of that there. 15% isnt worth it. I only wanted one small clear set.

[Cook22]

I still have my old spring-loaded Fiskars eyelet setters, use them from time to time. I think I could make something similar to that SSS one using them. If you had long-reach circle punches you might be able to improvise. Or even make a smaller stencil and just move it round the page if you are sponging rather than spraying.

[Scrapjanny]

I've made 2 of my own using my Cricut Explore Air. Shipping is sometimes outrageous for small, thin stencils; I agree.