Hi everyone! It’s Tammy from Rustic Orchard Home! Let’s make some stenciled wooden Christmas trees using the new Dixie Belle Paint stencils! Allow me to show you exactly what I did when creating my set of trees.

Stenciled Wooden Christmas Trees

Materials List:

How To:

Step 1:

First, I started this project with a set of wooden Christmas tree cutouts. Begin by applying a base coat of No Pain Gel Stain in the color Walnut to all three trees. I apply my stain with a clean cloth.  Just be sure to wear gloves so you don’t stain your hands. Let the stain dry before moving onto the next part of the project.

Stenciled Wooden Christmas Trees

Step 2:

The first stencil I used was the Morocco Stencil. To begin stenciling, you’ll want to place your stencil on your surface. Then use a makeup sponge to apply thin even layers of paint to the surface.  It may take a few coats of paint to get your desired coverage.  I used Moonshine Metallics in Steel Magnolia by Dixie Belle Paint.

Stenciled Wooden Christmas Trees

Step 3:

Once you’ve achieved your desired paint coverage, remove the stencil to reveal your finished product.

Step 4:

Next, I used the Royal Damask Stencil. To create this look, I first applied a coat of Fluff to the entire surface.  Then I used the same makeup sponge technique to add my stencil details using Moonshine Metallics in the color Steel Magnolia.

Stenciled Wooden Christmas Trees

To read the rest of this festive tutorial, head over to Rustic Orchard Home here!

Stenciled Wooden Christmas Trees

 

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Rustic Orchard Home

Tammy is the creator of Rustic Orchard Home. She loves decorating and creating all things farmhouse, vintage, and sparkly. Tammy wants to share this passion to inspire others to create, paint and decorate a beautiful home on a budget.

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