How to alter wooden christmas boot

Cover both wooden pieces of the boot with a think layer of white gesso

Add pieces of reposisionable tape as shown

Use Meridian stencil with Frost paint over the lower non covered part of the boot

Add the same frost paint over Blocked stencil on the top part of the boot as shown

Add Pixie paint over Bubbles stencil on the second (from the bottom) part of the boot

Use Cotton Candy paint over Meridian stencil to cover the upper non covered part of the boot.

Go back to Frost paint and use it over Retro stencil on the middle part that was not yet covered.

Peel all tapes and this is how your project should look right now

Use Unity Christmas stamp with gold pigmented ink and heat emboss with clear embossing powder. Stamp it at least three times as we are going to cut it and to make long strips.

Cut the embossed paper strips and arrange them on the previous tape spots as shown.

Spray Peacock, Valentine and Glorious Colorations as shown, from the bottom to the top.

Add Lagoon paint around all edges as shown and let it dry. Add a few drops of Barbie Colorations spray over the piece as shown.

Use chipboard Santa image and cover the edges with Pixie paint. Add some Frost paint over Santa's beard and hat. Now heat the paint to get this bubbled look.

Glue sequin ribbon between each part of the boot as shown. Glue the Santa on the top. Tie a double ribbon in two holes as shown.

This is a close- up to the upper part of the project.

And the close- up to the bottom part of the project