Martha Stewart Crafts Natural Bristle Stencil Brush Set, 6 Pieces

I was skeptical that these would be better than my regular brush, but they did a nice job controlling the bleeding when I stencil on top of wood. Keep small amounts of paint on the brush and it will spread it evenly on your work space. Bristles clean easily too.No complaints, but wish the handle had a hole in it so that I could hang on a peg board.

I used my stencil brush to make a large welcome mat. I used latex paint. It worked great!

I used these brushes to “pounce” stencil a whole bedroom tree mural of leaves in my daughter’s room. Occasionally the bristles fell out, but I’ve found the same with any stencil brush I’ve used. They started to fray apart near the end of the project, but they were inexpensive and got the job done!

They were the perfect size for my stencil paint project.

These brushes have a nice soft plastic coating over wood handle. I wish I knew that bc the wood soaks up water and the expansion of the wood cracks the plastic. The first one cracked after I washed it the first time. The second one cracked after soaking overnight - that's when the end fell off so I could see the wood and understood why the cracks occurred.

Good brushes. These brushes are the perfect size for all craft projects. They clean very nicely and are comfortable to paint with. Leave good paint strokes.

These are the best stencil brushes out there. They work. They do not get softer, over time. They do not bend, over time. The bristles do not fall out, over time. I have used the sponges and they can make a big muddy mess. These are clean. Make my stencil work precise! I love them and i will not get any other brand.

Very firm bristles to use for stenciling. They worked perfectly as they should. Washed out nicely so I can reuse many times. A very good set of brushes. Worth every penny.

Not very pleased with the quality of these stencil brushes. After only one use they are loosing their tight shape. Very disappointing as I expected better quality from something "Martha Stewart"