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A round loaf with an intricate decorative leaf pattern scored across half of its crust, cut open to show the crumb
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Scoring pattern template pack
Seven printable scoring stencils sized for a 22cm round or 25cm oval banneton, plus a guide to patterns that survive the oven
- No ear
- Seam blowout
- Disappearing pattern
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What's inside
- The guide, 9-page A4 PDF: scoring for function, blade angle, depth and timing, and dough surface prep
- Scoring for decoration: transferring a stencil pattern onto dough and the right cutting order
- A troubleshooting section covering the three most common scoring failures
- Seven individual stencils, each its own separate PDF: wheat sheaf, single leaf, fern, chevron set, sunburst, geometric lattice, and seasonal star
- Each stencil sized for a standard 22cm round or 25cm oval banneton, with its own print instructions
You want a proper decorative score on your next loaf, not another wonky attempt at a leaf that comes out looking more like a smudge.
Scoring is two different skills wearing one name. The first is function, the single slash that gives a loaf its ear. The second is decoration, patterns that are just for looking good. Mixing them up is where most of the frustration comes from, and this pack separates the two, then gives you seven stencils to trace straight onto the loaf.
What you'll gain
- Trace a clean, confident decorative pattern onto your dough instead of freehanding it and hoping
- Know exactly why one committed slash makes a proper ear, and why going back over the same line ruins it
- Choose the right blade angle for the ear you actually want, from a shy lip to a full shattering ear
- Stop decorative patterns vanishing in the oven by cutting to the right depth and keeping lines the right distance apart
- Fix the three most common scoring failures, no ear at all, blowouts at the seam, and disappearing decoration, with a quick troubleshooting reference
- Pick from seven ready-to-trace stencils sized to fit a standard 22cm round or 25cm oval banneton
What's inside
This pack is two separate deliverable types, eight PDF files in total.
The guide
9 pages, A4. Scoring for function, the single-slash technique that makes an ear, blade angle, depth and timing, and preparing the dough surface. Then scoring for decoration, transferring a stencil pattern onto dough and the right cutting order. A troubleshooting section covers the three most common failures. Cover and contents pages included.
Seven individual stencils
Each its own separate PDF file, print-and-trace line art sized for a standard 22cm round or 25cm oval banneton: wheat sheaf, single leaf, fern, chevron set, sunburst, geometric lattice, and seasonal star. Each sheet carries its own print instructions.
What this pack doesn't cover
This pack teaches scoring technique and gives you seven print-and-trace stencils, that's the headline feature. It doesn't cover shaping a loaf from scratch or fermentation timing, and scoring can't fix a proofing problem, an under-proofed or over-proofed dough won't produce a clean ear or a crisp decorative pattern no matter how good the stencil is. Get your proof right first, then use these stencils.
Keep going
This pack doesn't have a bundle partner in the current DoughRise catalogue. Every page links back to the free Fermentation Calculator, the same link this pack's own funnel page uses, since scoring timing depends entirely on whether your dough is actually ready to score.
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The free Fermentation Calculator on doughrise.store covers the same ground live, no download needed.
Frequently asked questions
What format is this and how do I get it?
Eight PDF files in total, the guide plus the seven individual stencils, delivered as an instant digital download straight after checkout. There's no physical shipping.
Can I print this at home?
Yes. The guide and all seven stencils are A4 and print cleanly on any home printer or through a copy shop. Print each stencil at 100% scale, not "fit to page", so the pattern comes out at the size it's designed for, this instruction is also printed on every stencil sheet.
What's your refund policy on this?
Digital downloads can't be returned the way a physical item can once they're downloaded, so it's worth checking the details above before buying. That said, if a file won't open, pages are missing, or it isn't what's described here, email info@doughrise.store and we'll sort it out.
Does this overlap with other DoughRise products?
No. Scoring stencils, paired with a proper explanation of function versus decoration, aren't covered anywhere else in the current DoughRise catalogue, free or paid.
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