Inspired by cathedral geometry and Portuguese tile traditions, SYNCHIN is a bold, architectural compass star stencil that creates stunning prints worthy of a professional fabric designer — using nothing more than a stencil and your choice of paint.
Three layers. Endless combinations. One unmistakable design.
HOW THE LAYER SYSTEM WORKS
SYNCHIN's geometric structure means every combination reads as a completely different print:
→ Layer B alone (teal): the entry combination — simple, bold, beginner-friendly
→ Layer A + A (sage double-layer): an English country interior option, soft and tonal
→ Layer B + B (teal double-layer): the hero combination — reads like Japanese katazome or Portuguese azulejo tile
→ Full A + B maximum depth and colour
WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE (Digital SVG)
• 2 SVG stencil layer files (A, B) — ready for Cricut, Silhouette, or home printing
• PDF combination reference sheet
• 300 DPI PNG exports at A4 size
• Full instructions PDF
DESIGNED FOR FABRIC — NOT WALLS
Geometric precision engineered for fabric. Perfect for puff paint application on cushion covers — the bold star motif holds its shape beautifully with dimensional paint.
PERFECT FOR
• Cushion covers and pillow fronts
• Tote bags and structured handbags
• Quilt block centres
• Puff paint statement pieces
• Fabric yardage printing
LICENCE INCLUDED
Every purchase includes a personal use and small commercial licence. You may use these stencils to create handmade items for personal use and for sale at craft fairs, markets, and online shops (up to 500 units per design per year).
The licence does NOT include: reselling or sharing the digital files, mass production, uploading to print-on-demand platforms (Printful, Printify, Redbubble etc). Extended commercial licences are available separately.
DIGITAL DOWNLOADS
Delivered instantly after purchase. Compatible with Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio, Adobe Illustrator, and Inkscape. Files are SVG and PDF format.
A note from Izzy:
"I kept coming back to old cathedral windows and Portuguese tile floors while I was drawing this one. There's something about a radiating pattern that feels grand and calm at the same time — Synchin is the design I'd choose for a room I wanted to feel finished."