Metal Stencil Bookmark for Bullet Journals

Wow, this ruler/bookmark/stencil combo is a 'must have' for anyone who is into planners or bullet journals. I used a bog-standard fine liner when I tried it out and had no problems at all; I have a feeling it's going to be invaluable in my bullet journal. Although it's metal, it's thinner than a credit card and the ruler edges can be used to cut things like Washi tape or sticky tape, which is a bonus. Definitely 5/5.

This truly is a bookmarker. Sheet metal is quite thin and it cuts off the leads from my mechanical pencil. This works better with gel pens. Came a bit warped. I guess it happened in transport in the cardboard envelope.

Purchased this item to use as an eraser shield for drawing. The metal is thicker than expected which is brilliant, much thicker than purpose made erasing shields I have purchased. Overall I find this item to be of a high quality and fit for my purpose which is why I have given this a five star. If you were to use for a stencil you would need a fineliner to make markings in some of the icon outlines, I would recommend a 0.2/0.5 fineliner. As a bookmark it is practical! So many uses!

This is super frustrating.On the one hand, it's delightfully thin, has a great selection of shapes and the boxes and larger shapes are matched to the scale found in Lechtturn journals!On the other hand, the shapes are too small for anything other than super fine pen/pencil tips and all the edges of all the metal are absolutely square which means they're very sharp and break pencil and ruin pen nibs rendering them effectively unusable.I'm going to try some fine sand paper on the edges but either way I'm not converting to super-fine pens so I'll be drawing the various shapes freehand.

Fantastic little stencil and ruler, slimline but sturdy, fits in my journal like a bookmark and is ready whenever I need it.

Easy to use does what it says

Such a cute idea, and works okay on the whole, but there was not a lot of time taken into its design. I have tried every pen/pencil/ tool I own, and some of the shapes are just too small to use as a stencil. 25% larger and this would be amazing. Swing and a miss.

A nice and inexpensive stencil. It is definitely for fine work and worked well with my 0.7 and 0.5mm pencils. It is made from thin steel and you must accept that it is a different material to plastic stencils. I have worked with erasing shields that were as thin or thinner than this stencil and had no issues. If you have some experience of technical drawing you will have no issues with this item and it will serve you well.