TAP 105 Face Painting Stencil | Butterfly Body - NEW
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Butterfly Body Face Painting Stencil – TAP 105
Butterfly Body is a round face painting stencil from TAP by Jest Paint, well suited to butterfly and body art designs. Made from thin, flexible Mylar, it transforms any face or body into an elegant butterfly design with a clean, professional-looking result in a fraction of the time of freehand painting.
Product details
Material
Thin, flexible Mylar
Diameter
Approx. 5.55cm (round)
Thickness
0.007"
Reusable
Yes — wash and reuse
Key features
Face & body paint compatible
Airbrush compatible
Includes instruction card
Made in the USA by Jest Paint
FAQs
What is it?
A round Mylar face and body painting stencil from TAP by Jest Paint, in the Butterfly Body design.
What is it used for?
Creating a clean, professional-looking butterfly design on the face or body in seconds, ideal for parties and themed events.
Can I use it with an airbrush?
Yes — this stencil works with both sponge application and airbrush face paint.
How do I clean it?
Wash with warm water and soap, then dry with a cloth before storing.
Best for
Butterfly designs
Body art placements
Fast, professional results
Face painting beginners
How to use & clean
1
Load your sponge dry
Work face paint into a dense sponge until it feels almost powdery — significantly drier than for brushwork. Too wet and the paint will bleed under the stencil edges.
2
Hold the stencil flat
Hold the stencil firmly against the skin so it stays flush and still.
3
Tap, don't rub
Tap straight down into the stencil opening — press and lift, press and lift — until evenly covered. Rubbing shifts the stencil and pushes paint under the edges.
4
Lift cleanly
Lift the stencil directly off the skin in one smooth motion to avoid smudging.
5
Clean & store
Wash with warm water and soap, dry with a cloth, and store flat for next time.
Want the full technique — the dry-sponge method, glitter-through-stencil finishing, and layering over a split cake for a rainbow effect? Read Leanne Courtney's step-by-step stencil guide.
Comparison
vs freehand painting
Freehand designs take practice and time to get right. This stencil gives a clean, professional-looking result in seconds, even for painting beginners.
Best for
Butterfly designs and body art.