Here are some great stenciling books no stenciler’s library should be without. From floorcloths to furniture, stenciled borders to murals, you’ll find the information you need in these books.

by Sandra Buckingham
This book changed how the world views stenciling, and Sandra’s writing style is entertaining as well as informative. Great how-to instructions, stunning photos.

by Helen Morris
The owner of The Stencil Library takes you on a tour of her Georgian farmhouse in England. Each room features a distinctive style or theme.

by Melanie Royals
Melanie Royals’ easy-to-follow directions guide you through 19 step-by-step projects, including wall finishes, damask, and trompe l’oeil effects.

by Sandra Buckingham
I can think of no better author on the subject of stenciling than Sandra Buckingham, and once again she has outdone herself. This latest book is being hailed as "the ultimate reference for stenciling".

by Linda Buckingham and Leslie Bird
An incredible resource. Filled with beautiful pictures and step-by-step instructions for completing each project. Linda tells me this book grew from its original concept as a how-to pamphlet to a full-size soft cover book, and you’ll be glad it did.

This book contains some beautiful projects stenciled by artists like Nancy Tribolet, Tammi Latham, Merilee Sawusch, and Cindy Villa.

by Jennifer R. Ferguson and Judith A. Skinner
The authors of Painted Chairs are back to share their whimsical style in a collection of decorative accents for the home and garden.

by Doris Glovier
This book takes you beyond borders and repeating patterns to creating wallpaper, murals, and trompe l’oeil effects.

by Kathy Cooper, Jan Hersey
Start to finish instructions for painting floorcloths with pictures for inspiration.

by Lynette Harris
If you want to paint professionally, this is a great resource to help you get started.
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