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Stenciled wooden Christmas tree sign with lights
Funky Junk Interiors
If you love the look of pallet Christmas trees, this charming and unique stenciled wooden Christmas tree sign with lights will be right up your alley!
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Prep Time
2
hours
hrs
Total Time
4
hours
hrs
Tools:
Miter saw
Cordless drill
Orbital sander
Supplies:
Woodenville Trees stencil
Ash Fusion Mineral Paint
Metallic Pearl Fusion Mineral Paint
Almond Latte Milk Paint by Fusion
old window frame without glass
cedar strips to fit inside window
dome tip stencil brush
fairy lights
faux snow
copper ornaments
Instructions:
Cut cedar strips to fit inside window frame.
Paint the cedar strips in Ash.
Ash Fusion Mineral Paint
Flip window good-side-down, then position painted cedar strips inside window frame, painted-side-down.
Brace the strips with two side support strips, held in place with wide washers and screws.
Stencil the trees stencil twice, using Almond Latte for trees, and Metallic Pearl for stars.
Woodenville Trees stencil,
Almond Latte Milk Paint by Fusion,
Metallic Pearl Fusion Mineral Paint
Add fairy lights by stringing them through the back of the sign between the wood slats or drill a small hole.
Swag the lights from tree to tree by pinching the wire, and pushing it through the slats or attach in another way.
Decorate with copper ornaments and faux snow to get this look!
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