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11/12/2008
Dover Publications has some here:
http://search.store.yahoo.net/cgi-b ... tions&query=Christmas%20stencils
By Patty (Guest Post)
11/12/2008
You can cut your shapes into sponges and dip them in paint and sponge them on your packages, tablecloth, napkins, whatever. You can also cut your pattern into a potato and use that as a stamp, dipping it in paint and making your stencil prints with it. Kids coloring books are indeed the best place to find patterns.
By Judith W. (Guest Post)
11/08/2008
Patrica, Why don't you copy them from a child's Christmas coloring book? Better yet look through your kids old coloring books and trace them if you have any around. Recycle, Recycle. Doesn't matter if they have been colored. Have a Merry Christmas.
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