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Stencils

Two Looks, One Tag: Create a Festive Reversible Christmas Sign! 🌟

DIY Reversible Christmas Door Tag Sign with Melissa Miller

Join Melissa Miller of Millers Rustic Sawmill as she shares how to create a reversible Christmas door tag sign using festive stencils and a few easy painting techniques. This project gives you two beautiful holiday looks in one piece — perfect for your front door or entryway decor!

Side 1 – Winter Nordic Pattern Tag
Side 2 – Oh Christmas Tree Tag
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Side 1 – Winter Nordic Pattern Tag

Materials Used:

Classic Christmas Stencil Bundle 2025 (Nordic Pattern Stencil)
Stencil Brush Set | Pure Natural Bristle Brushes
Large wooden door tag, pre-stained in dark walnut
White acrylic paint
Painters tape

Step 1: Start with a large door tag pre-stained in dark walnut. Make sure it’s clean and completely dry before stenciling.

Step 2: Tape down the Nordic Christmas Pattern Stencil from the Classic Christmas Stencil Bundle 2025. Using a stencil brush, fill the design with white paint, swirling gently for even coverage. Apply a second coat for a brighter, more defined pattern.

Step 3: Carefully lift the stencil to reveal a crisp winter pattern. Let dry completely before flipping for the next side.

Helpful Tip:
For smooth stencil lines, use very little paint and apply in circular motions. This helps prevent bleed-through and gives a professional finish.

Side 2 – Oh Christmas Tree Tag

Materials Used:

Oh Christmas Tree Stencil
Mini Stencil Brush Set (4pk)
Green, white, gold, red (or cranberry), and dark brown acrylic paints
Fan brush

Step 1: Flip the tag and position the Christmas Tree Stencil near the bottom. Using green paint and a stencil brush, fill in the tree shape evenly.

Step 2: Dip a fan brush in white paint and gently dab the tree branches to mimic soft snow.

Step 3: Using a mini stencil brush, fill the star at the top with gold paint for a festive sparkle.

Step 4: Position Layer 2 of the stencil and paint the ornaments in gold and cranberry. Apply two thin coats for a richer, dimensional finish.

Step 5: Fill the tree stem with dark brown paint. Once dry, add a light dusting of white to give it a snowy look.

Step 6: Finish with the “Oh Christmas Tree” stencil at a playful angle and fill with bold gold paint for a festive shimmer.

Final Reveal: A reversible Christmas tag — winter pattern on one side, festive tree on the other! Add a ribbon and some greenery to complete the look.

Helpful Tip:
Melissa recommends light, layered coats of paint for the best coverage without bleeding. Let each layer dry before adding details or metallic accents.