How to create a low forest chalkboard wall. Dimensions should be adjusted to fit your walls.

step 1

Measure the area you are looking to transform.

step 2

Break the section into 3 parts, the sections can be different widths to create a visually playful area.

step 3

Plan out your trees. The trees don't need to sit centre of each section. Use the stencil guide to mark out your tree shapes. As we are creating a single block area the tree shapes should overlap on this occasion.

step 4

Fill the area with blackboard paint.

step 5

Add the stencils from the stencil pack to create the details.

step 6

Tape and fill in the area with paint between the base of the stencil and the skirting board.

step 7

You can use stencil 2A and 2B to change the tree trunks and the leaf stencil to add some details.

Wall stencil pack

Our children’s wall stencils are an easy, inexpensive and versatile way to create unique woodland landscapes in children’s bedrooms. Plus, they allow you the freedom to position and customise your design in featured colours to suit the child.

TREE STENCIL KIT