Super easy DIY Christmas Villages Steps!

Super Easy DIY Christmas Village Steps Using Cork Sheets!
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In this guide, we will show you how to make Christmas village steps using cork sheets! without the need for styrofoam carving or exposure to styrofoam fumes.
The cork sheets provide the perfect texture for a realistic-looking cement finish. Let's get started!
Materials Needed:
Cork sheets (thick enough to create steps- check our Amazon Picks )
Scissors, craft knife, or craft hand saw
Paper glue or hot glue gun
Gray acrylic paint or Vallejo texture paint
Paintbrush
Begin by planning the size and shape of your Christmas village steps. Start with the longer cork sheet, which will serve as the base. Cut it to the desired length and width.
Next, cut additional cork sheets into smaller sizes to create the individual steps. Remember to cut each step slightly smaller than the previous one to create a cascading effect.
Using paper glue or a hot glue gun, carefully glue each step onto the previous one, building your way up. Make sure the steps are aligned and securely attached. Allow the glue to dry completely before proceeding.
Once the glue has dried, it's time to paint the steps. You can use either gray acrylic paint or Vallejo texture paint, both of which work well for creating a cement-like appearance. Apply one coat of paint to the entire surface of the steps, including the sides and edges. Allow the paint to dry completely.
After the paint has dried, you can add any additional decorations or details to enhance the Christmas village steps.
By following these simple steps, you can create a realistic and visually appealing set of Christmas village steps using cork sheets. The absence of styrofoam carving and texturizing makes this DIY project quick and easy. Happy crafting!
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[@ruby07241]

I just found cork squares and thought I could use it for my Christmas village!

[@frankyvandenbroecke7678]

thank you for sharing this video , beautiful scenery very nic christmas village . congratulations. 🤩👍👏👏👏 greets from belgium(bruges) i build every year a chrismas village (7meters long,in my diner room.

[@villagesofallseasons]

Thank you! Seven meters long!!! That sounds amazing! 😍
I also set up our Village in the dining room! 🤗

[@jurassicporkchop4162]

Wonderful video. You made making stairs seem so easy. I want to try this.

[@villagesofallseasons]

Thank you! 🤗🎄It is easy! In a few days I’ll share a video on how to make standalone and curved steps using the same cork sheets. :)

[@DebraHeigle]

Looks perfect, I am going to do this

[@obsessedwith_christmas]

What a good idea! Here I am, struggling with styrofoam!!

[@villagesofallseasons]

Glad you like it! In a week or so I will be sharing a video on how to make standalone and curved staircase using cork sheets. Super easy! 🤗💕

[@lindaburnham5385]

Can't wait. Stairs are a problem for me

[@MariaGarcia-rx8jx]

Very good idea..thank you for sharing.

[@lilyofthevalley17]

Cork is expensive in our shops, but idea is super

[@danielaeinfachich3827]

Muss man beim Bauen der Stadt einem Maßstab folgen? Bei so Dingen wie Brücken, Tische Stähle etc ?