DIY Christmas Stencil Projects

Whew! I think all my Christmas decor has now found a place in my home for the holidays and I can start to focus on some fun stuff like these DIY Christmas stencil projects. My friend Jennifer Rizzo designed a collection of beautiful Christmas stencils and I had the honor of trying them out complements of Royal Design Studio. I’m sharing 2 stencil projects that were really easy to do.

The first stencil project is this festive little Christmas sled.

It looked a little different when I found it at the flea market a couple months ago.

 

It was painted brown and was flaking horribly.

I scraped off the loose paint and gave it a white wash with chalk paint.

 

Then came the fun part of creating a stencil design. I used two of Jennifer Rizzo’s patterns.

 

I used the Reindeer Christmas Stencil and the Holiday Garland Christmas Stencil (photos courtesy of Royal Stencil Designs).

 

You’ll notice I used only the head portion from the Reindeer stencil.

The stencils are super easy to use. They’re not flimsy like some stencils.

 

Now my little $15 sled is a little more festive looking.

That was the first of my DIY Christmas stencil projects.

 

My second Christmas stencil project was a very simple Christmas tree banner.

 

I used Jennifer Rizzo’s Pine Forest Christmas Stencil for the banner.

 

I stenciled Christmas trees onto small doilies and then glued them onto sheet music.

 

I sprinkled some German glass glitter around the edges of the doilies for a little sparkle.

 

I hung them on a string of twine with wooden clothespins and draped them above the bed.

 

In just over an hour I created 2 DIY Christmas stencil projects using Jennifer Rizzo’s designs.

Royal Design Studio provided the stencils for this project, but the opinions are my own. 

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