Marker set Polsirhurt Polsirhurt Mazaki dmuchane 728-12 with stencils, 12 pieces

Polsirhurt Mazaki dmuchane 728-12 is a set of 12 colored markers supplied with a selection of reusable stencils for drawing and decorating. The kit is intended for craft, school and DIY projects and offers a range of pigment tones to create consistent shapes, patterns and outlines on appropriate porous surfaces such as paper and cardboard. The compact set is organised for easy storage and transport, making it practical for classrooms, hobby workshops and home use.

Advantages

The marker set combines multiple color options with accompanying stencils to help produce repeatable motifs and clean edges. Markers are formulated for smooth application on paper and cardboard, while the stencils are durable enough for repeated use. The kit’s layout simplifies selection of colors and stencils, reducing setup time for projects and enabling quicker progress on creative tasks.

Suitable for

• School art classes and student projects
• Home craft activities and hobby projects
• Cardboard models, posters and signage on paper-based materials
• Decorative patterning and template-based drawing

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 markers with a set of reusable stencils
• Intended surfaces: paper, cardboard and similar porous materials
• Ink type: marker ink suitable for drawing and decorating porous surfaces
• Application: designed for freehand drawing and stencil-guided shapes
• Packaging: compact set for easy storage and transport

How to use

Select the desired stencil and place it firmly on the target surface. Remove the marker cap and apply even pressure while tracing or filling the stencil openings. For freehand work, use the marker tip to draw outlines or fill areas directly. Allow ink to dry before handling the finished piece or stacking sheets. Replace caps after use to prevent tips from drying out and store the set flat in a cool, dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test marker ink on a scrap of the same material before starting the main project to check color intensity and drying time. Use light, even strokes to avoid bleeding through thin paper, and change stencils if edges become worn to maintain crisp shapes.