I stenciled Ribbon to use on a garland and wreath. Ribbon is very thin so be sure to work on a cardboard surface as the paint will bleed through. I stenciled 9 feet of ribbon and alternated designs from Merry Christmas to the holly branch in black fabric paint. The garland we purchased was pre-lit…
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These little wood circular ornaments are so affordable and I was not sure where they would get used but I made about 24 of them. Since I have zero patience, I spray painted them all black on both sides. I was not into brushing them all! Then I placed them in groups of 4, close…
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Painting candles with water based acrylic paint is so satisfying. Our stencils bend nicely around curved surfaces! I stuck with our black and white plan. These were later placed in the lanterns and so from the front of the lanterns you see the angel on the glass and the side view you get a nice…
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This DIY ads an artful touch to your holiday decor, you are literally using artist canvases! I found these three round canvases by Fredrix and my brain started having so many fun ideas. Three canvases sort of look like a snowman but they also can look like round ornaments so I went the large ornament…
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A custom mat is a one of a kind welcome. I wanted to use the snowflake in a word and JOY is a great word to welcome some guests with. I cut up our cargo font stencil and our 11×11 snow flake stencils to make the word. I used some spray adhesive on the back of…
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This DIY is great for kids! Let their imagination go wild by letting them stencil a tree skirt! Maybe you have a small tree that they can have for their room? It’s a great handmade touch for the holidays! You need: stencils, brushes, acrylic paint, canvas fabric, scissors Step 1: Cut the canvas into the skirt…
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