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Festive Farmhouse Embroidery Hoop Holiday Tree Collage

Looking for a fun farmhouse holiday wall art idea? This Festive Farmhouse Embroidery Hoop Holiday Tree Collage is a perfect way to decorate this year! For more holiday ideas see my Christmas page. 

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Embriodery Hoop Holiday Trees Wall Art with Stencils

Today I am sharing another project in a series of posts where I’m updating my holiday decor to the new plaid & chalkboard trend that’s out there this year. I love embroidery hoop crafts, even though I’ve never tried needle crafting, I just love how those hoops look! Crazy right? They just make great frames!

I had a little help with this sweet holiday project from Cutting Edge Stencils! I used their Fancy Christmas Tree Stencils from their New Holiday Stencil Collection to make this super trendy embroidery hoop tree collage. I cut the stencils apart and used each one in three different sized wood hoops. Here’s how I made them~

Embroidery Hoop Holiday Tree Collage

Supplies:

  • Cutting Edge Stencils- Fancy Christmas Tree Craft Stencils in Small & Medium 
  • Acrylic paint: Charcoal Gray, Tartan Red
  • 1 yard of White Duck Cloth
  • 1 Small Piece of shiny Gold Polyester Fabric
  • Flat Round Stencil Paint Brush
  • Blue Painters Tape
  • Cardboard Square
  • Embroidery Hoops: 2- 10 inch, 1- 8 inch, 1- 12 inch
  • Mini White Ball Trim
  • Small White Pom Pom Balls
  • 1 small piece of Plaid Ribbon
  • Elmer’s Spray Adhesive
  • Sharp Fabric Scissors
  • Hot Glue & Gun
  • Rotary Cutter & Mat

How to make hoop art with stencils madeinaday.com

Instructions:

Cut Stencils with rotary cutter

The trees on this particular stencil are grouped together, so to separate them, cut the trees apart on the stencil with a rotary cutter.

TIP: If you are going to use this stencil in a different project, do not cut the stencil. Skip this step and reuse the stencil with different trees for each hoop.

Measure which trees fit best in your hoop leaving an inch on the top and bottom of the tree. Measure and cut your duck cloth for each hoop.

Duck cloth hoop art

I cut mine into squares that were 2-3 inches larger than the hoop.

Take the square duck cloth and tape it to a piece of cardboard with painters tape. Spray the back of the stencil with Elmer’s Adhesive glue. Tape the stencil to the center of the duck cloth square. If the tree edge is thin where you cut the stencil add a strip of painters tape so you will not paint onto or bleed over to the cloth.  Press the stencil to seal it onto the cloth.

Stencil embriodery hoop art

Use a round flat stencil brush and get a small amount of paint on the tip of the brush. Tap off excess and lightly tap the paint in the to cloth.  Go slow and fill in the stencil.

stencil with painters tape

Remove the stencil immediately when finished painting so the paint will not bleed under the stencil. Let it dry.

stencil with pencil

I drew the star by hand on the duck cloth with a pencil. Next, make a cardboard guide of the star by drawing the star using the stencil on a small piece of cardboard. Cut it out and use it to cut out the star with scissors on gold shiny fabric. Repeat for each tree.

trim fabric on embroidery hoop

Center your duck cloth with painted tree over the embroidery hoop. Apply the top hoop and tighten the lock. Turn the hoop over and trim off excess fabric from the hoop with sharp scissors.

Chalkboard Holdiay Tree Hoop Art

Add your embellishments with hot glue for fabric. Hot glue the star on top of each tree. And that’s it! Super easy and crazy cute! DIY Rustic Red Plaid Deer Head madeinaday.com

Love it? Pin it!

trees on wall

 

See more of my holiday projects here! 

 

decoupaged plaid stars

Plaid Holiday Hoop Art

rustic yarn deer

Yarn  & Plaid Faux Deer Head

25 Comments

  1. Angela Saver says:

    I would choose the CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS CRAFT STENCIL!

  2. I love the Christmas Tree Stencil. Those are so pretty! Thank you for the chance:)

  3. I’d like to get the JOY Accent Pillow Kit.

  4. I love the OTOMI CRAFT STENCIL! I would be able to use it for so many things!

  5. I love the NADYA DAMASK STENCIL.

  6. Darlene Owen says:

    I love the tree stencil

  7. Love the anchor stencils

  8. Love these ornaments. I would pick the reindeer pillow kit.

  9. Barbara Blanton says:

    I like the Dream stencil

  10. laurie murley says:

    I like the ornament stencil

  11. I like the MESH ALLOVER STENCIL. This would be fun to do with my son.

  12. I’ve already picked out ours.
    So, if I won I wouldn’t get any but would give this as a gift and let someone I know with a new house and a lot of blank walls have fun picking something out.

  13. Those Christmas Tree stencil projects are gorgeous would love to have the tree stencil.

  14. These are so fun! And stenciling is way more my speed than embroidering! I love the tip about removing the stencil immediately so the paint doesn’t bleed, I didn’t know that. Love cutting edge stencils!

  15. I love the Christmas tree stencil and the projects shown, but I also love the Christmas ornaments stencil – the project done all in white is beautiful!

  16. I like the tree stencil.

  17. I like the mittens stencil

  18. Adorable! They turned out great and look awesome with your faux deer head :) Pinning to share. Thank you for sharing your projects with us at Brag About It!
    ~Laurie

  19. Hi Kim,

    These are beautiful. They bring a fresh brightness the to wall. What a great Christmas idea. Thanks for sharing on Tips & Tricks.

  20. jenny stratton says:

    I really like the Christmas tree stencils.

  21. I love the be silly quote stencil!

  22. Kathie Craig says:

    I like the Christmas Ornaments Craft Stencil.

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