I scoured through my holiday pinterest board and came across this idea. Easy enough to replicate!
My sister was in town over Thanksgiving and jumped in on the fun. I purchased 1 2x6 (8ft in length) and created three sets. I very carefully cut all the trees using my miter saw. I can't say it too many times, be careful! There wasn't a whole lot of measuring in this project. I determined I wanted trees at different heights so I eyeballed most of it.

I was lucky to have a helper sanding while I was cutting!

Painting was quick and easy as they only required one coat - so you can still see some grain. Even after one coat I used a paintbrush with a little water to wash some paint off.

Using the end of a paintbrush I dabbed some white paint on the trees and they were done. I love that you can paint them to match your unique style of Christmas decor. I painted two gold trees but I think a gold and silver shimmery set might be fun.

Check out the other posts from Christmas Craft week
Christmas Crafts Part 1
Christmas Crafts Part 2
Christmas Crafts Part 3
Christmas Crafts Part 4
Christmas Crafts Part 5
I love these trees! I definitely want to make some.
ReplyDeleteI cannot for the life of me figure out how you cut this on the mitre. Please tell me how to do it!
ReplyDeleteVery carefully! I didn't move the angle of the saw - I just moved the wood around - which is why none of the trees are alike because the angles are just a little different on each one depending on how I rotated the wood.
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