What are the bridges for?

Small uncut connections holding enclosed shapes — like the centre of a lace motif — in place inside the stencil, so it doesn't fall apart during cutting or dusting.

Does the side stencil wrap the whole cake?

Yes — the lace pattern is drawn to repeat evenly around a round cake's circumference, not just a single flat panel.

What's the difference between dusted and airbrushed?

Dusting presses powdered sugar or cocoa through the stencil onto the cake surface. Airbrushing sprays edible colour through it — both use the same cut stencil, different tools.

Can I get a different pattern in the same three finishes?

Yes — type a different design and the set stencils again as template, dusted and airbrushed.

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Cake stencils: lace-side, mandala-top and cupcake stencils

Cake stencils — a wide lace band of deep scallops, dot clusters and small five-petal flowers, drawn long so it wraps the side of a cake, every island bridged, the flat cut file itself, the openings filled solid and the bridges left as clean ribbons between them

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Reading 1Lace side stencil

Reading 2Top mandala

Reading 3Cupcake set

A cake stencil has one constraint a wall stencil doesn't: the pattern has to wrap a round side evenly or centre exactly on top. These nine cover a lace-pattern side stencil, a top stencil of a mandala, and a mini cupcake-top set, with bridges drawn in, each shown as the cuttable template, dusted on cake, and airbrushed on cake. Cut and dust, or type a different pattern and it stencils again.

a wraparound cake side design
a mandala cake topper
a batch of cupcake stencils
a wedding or birthday cake finish
a home baker's stencil kit

Frequently asked questions

What are the bridges for?: Small uncut connections holding enclosed shapes — like the centre of a lace motif — in place inside the stencil, so it doesn't fall apart during cutting or dusting.
Does the side stencil wrap the whole cake?: Yes — the lace pattern is drawn to repeat evenly around a round cake's circumference, not just a single flat panel.
What's the difference between dusted and airbrushed?: Dusting presses powdered sugar or cocoa through the stencil onto the cake surface. Airbrushing sprays edible colour through it — both use the same cut stencil, different tools.
Can I get a different pattern in the same three finishes?: Yes — type a different design and the set stencils again as template, dusted and airbrushed.

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This page is a showcase and a starting point: nine samples already rendered, three readings of the pack crossed with three styles, each shown at the size and ratio it was made for. Take any of them further on the wall with a few words, or ask for all nine again under your own direction; a sign-in keeps what you make, and it is free while Toile is new. The recipe behind each sample — the subject, the style, the palette, the framing — travels with the image rather than staying private to the render: it is in the alt text of every sample and in the page's own structured data, so a search engine reads the same handles a person would.