Blue Ribbon Stencils: Links to Other Stenciling Sites

Links to Other Craft Sites

The Most Primitive Site on the Web^TM specializes in a very distinctive type of stencil design. So it's entirely possible you didn't find what you are looking for here. If that's the case, may we suggest you try the sites listed below.

Stencilsearch.com: Here is a wonderful resource site for any and all things to do with stenciling. Whether you're looking for a stencil designer, or someone to do the painting for you, check out this site.
Lake View Primitives: Lake View Primitives is a family-owned and operated business that designs primitive woolen items, specializing in penny rugs. They carry patterns for all their designs and offer wool kits for many of their penny rugs. Be sure to view their collections for penny rugs based on designs by Blue Ribbon Stencils.
American Traditional Stencils: Judy Barker and her gang have been selling stencils for over twenty years. She has one of the largest selection of designs available under one roof. If you're looking for it, there's a good chance she's got it --unless of course you want a primitive design, in which case, you're already on the right site:-)
Windrush Designs: Inspired by ancient motifs, spiritual themes, and the graceful harmony of nature, their stencil collection is a celebration of timeless and creative design.
The Mad Stencilist and Embellishments Stencils: Realistic, scaled to life stencils including mural, garden, trompe l'oiel, and floral themes. Also check out their custom cut lettering stencils.
Dressler Stencils: If you're looking for some very unusual or some very large stencils, Jan Dressler's site is the one to check out. She makes elaborate use of extensive overlays.
The Stencil Artisans' League (SALI): The Stencil Artisans' League is a national non-profit organization for professional stencilers as well as advanced hobbyists. Their annual meetings, held in a different city each year, are a great way to meet and exchange ideas and inspiration with other stencilers from around the world.
Denver Fabrics - Folkwear Patterns: Folkwear patterns for period and ethnic apparel. Fabric including silk, wool, velvet, and faux fur. Also sewing notions, trims, and books.
Quilting Fabric 4 U: Everything you need to know about quilting fabric and where to get it.