Quick and Easy Christmas Decorations using Wood Scraps, Vinyl and Stencils.

Got any old wood scraps lying around?

My Dad used to keep a box of old wood scraps for the kids to build and play with.

I grabbed a few of the worn out blocks for my holiday projects.

To make the Holiday Blocks…

• Paint one of the blocks grey with DecoArt Vintage Effect Wash* and the other block paint using DecoArt Americana Chalkboard Paint*.           (*affiliate link)

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• Using a Silhouette Cameo 3* and Red Glossy Vinyl, I cut out the word “Believe”. 
• Remove the excess vinyl (the negative pieces) using a Craft Vinyl Weeding Tool* or pick.  

• Use Vinyl Transfer Tape* to pick up and apply the word directly onto the block of wood.
• Rub over the letters using a vinyl scraper tool to remove bubbles and help the vinyl cling to the wood surface better.
• Remove transfer tape.

• Tie a simple ribbon around holiday berries and glue it to the top of the painted wood block using a quick dry glue*.
• I placed the block onto an old vintage metal base scrounged and saved from my Dad’s garage.  (I love reusing cool old vintage junk.)
• The Stag and Merry Christmas images were also created using my Silhouette Cameo and applied the same way as the Believe block.)

really simple Holiday Décor.

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If you don’t have access to an electronic die cutter you might want to try a little DIY stenciling.

• The “Believe” wood block was painted with red acrylic paint and stenciled using the Believe stencil from DecoArts and a stencil brush*  

Another quick and easy Holiday DIY.

Need Stencils?  I have several DecoArts Stencils in my Etsy Shop.

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