Birch Tree Stencil Pack

Our brilliant Birch Tree Stencil Pack allows you to 'grow' a beautiful Scandi style Birch forest. This pack includes all the stencils you'll need to create two different tree shapes, you can paint either tree as tall as you like! Add leaves and birds to complete the look.

Stencils are really simple to use and make a fabulous, unique and creative alternative to wall stickers or wallpaper. Unlike stickers you'll be able to paint the tree, leaves and birds any colour you like, position them where you like and use and reuse the stencils as many times as you need to get the look you want. Stencils won't peel off either so they're longer lasting and easily wiped over, oh and don't forget that stencils can also be used to paint furniture and fabrics too so why not create some scatter cushions or brighten up those wardrobe doors!

With this pack you'll receive all the stencils you need to create a beautiful wall mural. 

What's included:

Two large Birch Trees cut from six numbered stencil sheets, a small branch stencil (sheet 7), five leaf stencils and two bird stencils. Comprehensive instructions.

The trees are cut from six numbered sheets. Start by choosing a tree shape and size, select the relevant sheet numbers and start stencilling!

Here's a guide to show the possible finished sizes, repeating the trunk extension stencils will make the trees even higher!

How to stencil the Birch Trees

If you're aiming for the tallest Birch trees possible start with the trunk extension stencils (sheet 1 & 4). Position stencil, paint, then remove.

Check the size chart to see how wide each tree is, you may choose to overlap some trees or paint them in various shades to give depth to your mural.

Paint the main trunk stencil (sheets 2 & 5). Align the stencil to the previously painted trunk, overlapping it slightly onto the painted area. Paint. Remove.

Then the main tree branches (sheets 3 & 6).

Once you have your basic tree shape you can add some smaller branches with stencil sheet 7

It's really starting to take shape now! The next step is to decide on leaf colour, and leaf quantity. You could go for Autumnal colours or maybe it's Winter and there are just a few leaves scattered amongst the branches?

Then finally it's time to add a few little birds here and there. There are three parts to each bird, stencil the main body shape first, then add the wing and an eye. Simple.

Now stand back and admire your stencilled mural, how does it look, you can add more leaves or birds or even more branches, let the inner artist loose!

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