I have to admit that making this pretty trio of stenciled wooden trees was a lot of fun! Using trees from the Target Dollar Spot, my favorite bling and reusable mesh stencils made this DIY really look professional; whatever that means- lol! Anyone can make their own version of this DIY project using these steps…

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what’s needed to stencil wooden trees

Reusable mesh stencils (use your favorite pattern–I used these from A Maker’s Studio)
Set of wooden trees from Target Dollar Spot or make your own
Chalk Paint or Chalk Paste (I used this from A Maker’s Studio)
Bling or other embellishment
Tray for displaying
Epsom salt for displaying
Hot Glue Gun and glue

how to stencil wooden trees

Peel your stencil off of it’s backing.
Apply to front of wooden tree.
Smooth out any bubbles.
Apply chalk paint or paste using a squeege.
Move quickly and remove any excess.
Remove stencil to reveal pattern.
Immediately rinse off reusable stencil for future use.
Hot glue the bling to the top of the tree for the star.
Arrange your finished trees in a tray.
Add epsom salt to resemble snow.
Add additional decor to your winter scene as desired.

I just love this trio of stenciled wooden trees

These took no time flat and turned out super cute! I hope you’ll try some for your own. Which one of these is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below.

tips for using mesh stencils

Be sure to smooth out all bubbles when applying stencils to your surface. This will help avoid any “bleeding” of your paints.
Spread your paint or paste quickly and evenly. Avoid going back and forth which also causes “bleeding” of the paint outside of the crisp clean lines of your design.
If you do not have access to chalk paste or chalk paint; make your own with my DIY Chalk Paint Recipe HERE.
Wash your stencils well with warm water and a magic eraser as soon as possible after use in order to help them last for multiple projects.

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DIY Stenciled Wooden Trees

I have to admit that making this pretty trio of stenciled wooden trees was a lot of fun! Using trees from the Target Dollar Spot, my favorite bling and reusable mesh stencils made this DIY really look professional; whatever that means- lol! Anyone can make their own version of this DIY project using these steps...

Equipment

hot glue gun

Materials

Reusable mesh stencils use your favorite pattern--I used these from A Maker's Studio
Set of wooden trees from Target Dollar Spot or make your own
Chalk Paint or Chalk Paste I used this from A Maker's Studio
Bling or other embellishment
Tray for displaying
Epsom salt for displaying

Instructions

Peel your stencil off of it's backing.
Apply to front of wooden tree.
Smooth out any bubbles.
Apply chalk paint or paste using a squeege.
Move quickly and remove any excess.
Remove stencil to reveal pattern.
Immediately rinse off reusable stencil for future use.
Hot glue the bling to the top of the tree for the star.
Arrange your finished trees in a tray.
Add epsom salt to resemble snow.
Add additional decor to your winter scene as desired.

Stenciled Wooden Trees Decor