Clip‑On Stencil Level Tool - Bubble Level Clip for Wall & Tile Stencils - Craftsman-Level Accuracy for DIY Projects - Compact & Accurate - Cutting Edge Stencils

This level was a life saver for my DIY stenciling project, which was for all the w.ls of our dining room. In fact, you really cannot stencil without it to insure accuracy...even though the stencil itself comes with marking guides. The level is key. We did need to shorten th level, though, bc it would not work for the corners when stenciling. Other than that, it was great!

Finally got around to using this. I would have never been able to get my stencil straight without it. Easy to use and made my project go faster than trying to draw and erase level lines.

I took on a huge and complicated stencil project for my very first time stenciling. The most valuable tool I had was this stencil level. Before I started I questioned if I needed it as it was a little bit pricey. OMG! It was the most valuable tool in my stencil event! I put it on the top of my stencil and there it stayed fr the entire 4 days it took to complete the job. It would've been a disaster trying to maintain a level pattern if I hadn't had it! Don't stencil without it!

For the most part this level did what it needed to do. My only difficulty in using it was that it would come off the stencil I was using frequently, unless I taped it to the stencil.

I stenciled one wall in my bedroom where the headboard would be up against. If anyone is thinking about doing a wall stencil, you DEFINITELY need this level! No one has a perfectly straight wall, and "eye-balling" it totally does not work! Everyone thinks it's wallpaper and they can't believe it's a stencil!! I have gotta so many compliments! All due to the stencil level, so easy to use, just clip it on your stencil and go to it!!

Fell apart and could not find the level part of it. May have accidentally vacuumed it up. Did not even get to use

This was a huge help however you can make this yourself if you don't want to spend the money on it. All you need is plastic page protector the hard piece of the page protector that you slide over the page to hold it all together and a 2 inch level that you can get at a craft store for .50$ and tape or glue it in the middle of the hard plastic piece and then it slides on top of the stencil. But this is a most to do stenciling.

I thought this product was poorly made and did not help with doing stencils for wallpaper. Just did not hold well