SKATAN Lettering and Envelope Addressing Guide, 3 Stencil Templates-in-1, fits a Wide Range of Stationery and Envelopes

It is exactly what I expected.

I absolutely love these stencils! Great quality and keeps my writing straight in my planner.

I got these to address my Commencement Announcement envelopes. Quality is great. I use them to measure out the lines in pencil and I write my addresses in pen then erase the pencil lines. I got all three and these are heavy good quality plastic guides. Easy to see through and create the spacing you want. I would recommend. Comes in a sturdy cardstock envelope that fits all three rulers and is small to carry in a handbag. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars, is the lack of guide or ideas on lettering. Would have been a nice touch and the other guides seem to provide it with their guides. Even a downloadable pdf would be nice to help with lettering ideas.

As a relative newbie to calligraphy (a year), I have been using a ruler to measure and draw lines on envelopes and paper. When I saw this, I was a little skeptical. It seemed pricey for a piece of plastic. I am now a convert. It's incredibly easy to use and sturdy. I can draw lines in a fraction of the time I did before. It also comes in a variety of widths that cover your standard piece paper as well as long and short envelopes. Perfect. Worth every penny for the time and frustration it has saved me. Don't hesitate. You won't regret it.

Exactly as described

Required an inexpensive lettering template. The template works well and seems to be sturdy enough for long term use.

Would buy again. Too bad that they should make three different sizes for writing on blank paper. And use a thicker plastic so when you write it doesn't move all over the place. When you do, please let me know!

This is just a dumb set of plastic templates I needed because my handwriting is so miserable. The thickness of the plastic is great enough to be useful but not so great as to be cumbersome. The set came with three templates. Two have lettering slots about four inches in length. One has four slots with widths from ¼ inch to ½ high. The other short template has three slots about 3/8 inch wide. The third template is the one I use most of the time. It has three slots about eight inches in length. One slot is about 5/16 inch high; the other two are narrower (about ¼ inch and 3/8 inches). While my lettering is still not beautiful, at least it is (mostly) readable. It is funny how something so simple can be so useful.