DecorSmart Plastic Trees and Birds 3D Wall Decals, 3110 (Red/Black)

This came nicely boxed with instructions & a diagram. You can really make this your own or go exactly by the number system. In addition to your purchased item, it comes with tape to tape your diagram onto the wall & they also threw in butterflies which I didn't use because I didn't feel it fit the theme but was super nice & thoughtful of them! Nonetheless, you can use the butterflies elsewhere which I will be doing so thank you.First, grab the diagram and tape it where you want this 3D art. This will give you the opportunity to adjust as necessary before actually sticking it to your wall. The diagram is a semi heavy brown paper & it comes in 3 pieces. For me, the paper did not stay up so I taped it up one at a time...no biggie.The brown paper has the cut outs of the decals with the numbers to match your numbered pieces that you're going to stick in their place. In a nutshell, you remove one of the numbers from the paper on the wall and then stick the decal that matches the number in its place.At the end, I just stuck the decals randomly. So far, I like how it looks but you be the judge. I also didnt use all the birds.**Also, people have complained about the stickers on ths front of the decals/acrylic in addition to the adhesive side. This is necessary to keep the acrylic shiny & to protect it from scratches!! I did NOT have a hard time removing it and with the exception of a few, I found it easier to rub my finger/thumb from 1 corner to the center (no nails) and the clear covering came right off.I'm happy with this product. I just put it up so Im not sure how long it will stay up. Does not seem like it will mess up your wall as I did remove (carefully) & replaced.Happy Hunting!!

I read the reviews and was skeptical about getting these. People complaining about it taking two people and hours to put up. Let me clear this up for you. If you are capable of READING directions, can put stickers on a wall and can follow a template, you will be fine.I put this up on my own, yes not a two person job and took me 35-40 minutes. It was really simple. I put the template up with painters tape, smoothed it out as I taped it, then stuck the pieces in the numbered areas. Simple.

Love the product. Let my photo speak for itself. Installed around picture frames to make the whole wall a picture family tree. I’m just floored how elegant this item looks with the shiny 3D effect. I did not use the stencil. I used the masking tape provided and diagram to fit all the big black pieces (with the backing tape still on) so I could see where they would end up. I started with the tree roots and worked my way up. All the pieces are numbered and they give you tools and extra tape in case you need to remove them. I would recommend my way to avoid having to remove any of the pieces because the adhesive will rip the paint right off the wall without using the tool and maybe even with the tools (I didn’t have to remove any so can’t speak on how good the tools work). Once I was happy with the arrangement of the main pieces I went back to the first piece removed the backing tape and stuck it to the wall. The main pieces do actually “connect” to each other with the edges. In other words they have to line up square to each other to give a continuous look. This makes using the stencil optional if you apply each piece carefully lined up with each other. The red pieces are easy to estimate based on the diagram where they go. Took me maybe 30 minutes this way. The provided stencils are huge and seem like as much work to stick to the wall then removing each cut out. Plus for my situation I couldn’t lay it out as wide as designed so you have some flexibility flexibility to be original. Very happy with the product. They come with extra backing tape in case you have to remove and re tape a piece along with the tools and clear color instructions.

What a cool design. The pop-out template that was sent to help you know where to put the pieces was a huge help...to get started. Once we had the first few pieces up, we took the template off the wall and used the smaller "map" to gauge where the rest of the pieces go. The objects are being blown away, so you can't mess it up. The FIFTH star...some of the larger pieces continue to detach and fall off. So that's a pain, but I'm working on some solutions to keep them stuck. But it's only a couple.The pieces are like puzzle pieces, meaning the thickness. And they have an adhesive backing on them. It's not like the drywall safe stuff. They stick pretty well. It's the larger pieces that happened to detach themselves. But this was fun to put up and we just had fun with the placement.There were 4 butterflies in our pieces we didn't expect, which gave a nice pop of color amongst the trees, leaves, and birds.

If you have a smooth surface it might work but I can't find out because I have slightly textured walls. They have fallen off my daughter's wall so many times I refuse to try to place them again. Soon I'll get over my frustrations and take them all down. Some peel-and-stick decals stick to textured walls, I have bought several on here. These do not.

Love love love how this turned out! No issue with sticking yet, but just got it up. The stencil is too hard to use, just free hand it. I did it alone, and I don't think you need more than one person. Took me about 3 hours with care.

The wall template was fairly easy to follow. You can go exactly by the number system, free hand it and make it your own, or do a mix of both. There are clear stickers on the front of the decals/acrylic (to protect the acrylic and keep it shiny) that you can remove after finishing.TO NOTE:1. This can be time consuming (depending on how careful/specific you want to be) so leave adequate time/don't do in a rush2. The adhesive is strong so if you try to take down a piece after putting it on (especially if you really pressed it on), it will peel the paint off the wall.

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