Use This Oak Leaf Design
Use the oak leaf as a single vertical accent on a tag or in a row of separate impressions. Its lobed edge reads differently from a pointed maple leaf; check the stem at the planned print size before cutting.
Transfer the Oak Leaf Pattern
Print at 100% or “Actual size” and measure the 25 mm test line. Check the usable area of your card, sign or window before cutting. Secure the print to a suitable stencil sheet and transfer the outline. For painting, cut the black areas out of the sheet, then use light paint passes through those openings.
Black shapes are cut away. Keep all white areas and bridge connections intact. This design is rated Beginner for its shape detail; your material and cutting tools can change how difficult it feels. Work on a stable surface and keep hands clear of the cutting path.
Resize or Adapt Your Oak Leaf Stencil
The PDF has a fixed 150 mm artwork square. To change its size or edit the cutouts, choose Customize and open this exact pattern in the editor. Use the photo to stencil tool to start from your own artwork. Edited PNG and single-page PDF downloads need a free account.
Artwork and Template Permission
This template is free for personal and commercial projects under the template permission. It does not grant rights to third-party artwork or site branding.
Adapted from Openclipart artwork archive by Openclipart contributor (name not recorded). Public domain / CC0. Cut-mask preparation and bridges: StencilMaker.app.
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