Finally, add any additional decorations that you like and enjoy your new Christmas tree! Clean up the area This pretty table centre piece came from Rosie. She made it for the autumn but it took her all the way through to the festive season. Gorgeous! Once primed, follow instructions on the can of your PlastiKote spray paint to apply your colour coat.

Simple place names can be made using a can of PlastiKote Fast Dry Enamel spray paint in a metallic or colour of your choice – spray apples, pears or cones and add a handwritten tag. If you do decide to spray paint your artificial Christmas tree, here are a few tips to help you get the best results: Pine cones – they’re free, easy to find and make fabulous festive decorations with the help of PlastiKote spray paint. In their natural state, they complement a woodland-themed tree or table setting but a spritz of spray paint can make them a colourful and glittery addition to your Christmas décor. However, you should keep in mind that the paint may not adhere as well to the plastic material as it would to a real tree or other porous surfaces. Use a sweeping motion to apply the paint to the tree, starting at the top and working your way down. Make sure to overlap your strokes to ensure even coverage.If you’ve a bit more time, why not make these little snowmen for the children? Spray a clean and empty juice bottle with white spray paint and allow to dry. Decorate with permanent marker to make the face and buttons, add a little felt scarf and fill with their favourite sweets. Thoroughly clean the tree with a mild detergent and warm water to remove any dirt or dust. This will help the paint adhere better. Spray paint can release harmful fumes into the air, and if the tree is real, the paint can potentially harm the tree’s needles and branches. Additionally, spray paint can be difficult to control and may not provide a consistent or professional finish on the tree.

Keep in mind that spray painting an artificial Christmas tree may void any warranties or guarantees that the tree may have come with.As a new season arrives, lifestyle magazines and blogs invite us to change our interiors to complement the time of year. If you’re looking for an affordable way to add some autumnal accents to your home, look no further than a pile of dried leaves and PlastiKote spray paint! Hot-glue the little ornament to the lid and, when dry, apply the spray paint following instructions on the can. The paint will be completely dry in a few hours and it is recommended to leave for a 48-72 hours to harden off. Finally, fill with sweet treats or chocolates. When it comes to painting your Christmas tree, you want to make sure that you apply primer before you spray paint. If you need to apply a second coat of paint, wait for the first coat to dry completely and then repeat the process. If you feel a little more ambitious, these mini cone trees are a cute decoration and could double as place name holders. The mini maché planters and gift box are from Hobbycraft.