Handmade in the UK, made to mean something
IzzyMeimsaab is a small UK studio making stencils for people who believe a handmade thing carries more weight than anything bought ready-made.
Made by hand in the UKMade slowly, by hand, for someone
Every design begins the old way — drawn, tested, printed, adjusted and printed again — until it earns its place in the collection. The designs are drawn by Izzy, the name on the door, and each one ships with a note about where it came from.
Nothing here is finished when it leaves us. A stencil is half of something — the other half is your fabric, your paint, and the person you're making it for. That's the part we love most.
- Drawn by the maker
- Cut to order in the UK
- Tested by hand
— Izzy, founder
Be Still · You Belong · Now BeginsWords that stay in the room
Our Blessing Collection turns single words and short phrases into stencils you apply with your own hand. Painted onto a cushion cover, a canvas or a keepsake for someone in a hard or hopeful season, a blessing becomes something the room keeps saying long after you've said it.
Choose the word, choose what you make it into, choose who it's for.
- Words that matter
- Painted by your hand
- Made for someone
MARCELA · SYNCHIN · TOLEDOPatterns with a past
Our layered stencils draw on cathedral geometry, Maltese cross tilework and Portuguese tile traditions. Each set is built on a layer system: separate layers that combine into six distinct prints, so one design becomes a whole language of pattern for cushions, quilts, fabric panels and wall art.
- Six prints per set
- Cathedral & tile traditions
What comes with every design
Whichever format you choose, every order is backed by the same promise.
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Made by a small UK studio
Drawn, tested and cut with care by the maker whose name is on the door — never mass-produced.
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Ready-cut, or cut your own
Every design comes as a durable reusable mylar set or an instant SVG download. Same artwork, your choice.
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A licence to sell
Every purchase includes our small-maker licence, so the things you make can be sold at fairs, markets and online.