So I finally finished my stencil project that I mentioned in my earlier posts here and here. It is a good thing that I am a pretty self motivating person, otherwise this project would NEVER have gotten done. I had been debating about whether I should go with a lighter color
First step is to take out the level and mark your starting point in the top middle of the wall. Line up the triangle doody dadelys with your level line and use painters tape to hold the stencil in place.
Before painting mark all of the triangle doody dadelys
Remember how my entry looked before?
Now it looks like this :)
Eventually I will get new furniture for this space, but for now this project cost me a whopping $10. I am considering painting the front doors black, what do you think?
Wow, Kendra! It looks fantastic. I am so scared to take on a stencil project {which isn't normally like me}. I think I just need to jump in because those results are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks Courtney, I really like the way it turned out too. It was easier and cheaper than wallpaper, but I don't think I'll be doing it again for awhile.
ReplyDeleteI.love.this!!!! What a fantastic job! I can't believe you had to repaint- what a pain! Is that the stencil from Hobby Lobby? I think it came out soooo good! How long did it take you to do the entire wall?
ReplyDeleteThanks Megan!! Yes I got that stencil from Hobby Lobby (it was 40% off and I decided it was a sign to go for it). I took me quite awhile to do the whole wall, as I had to redo it. It took me about 3 days to do it during the babies naps (not including the first time)
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteooh, I love it! LOVE the texture it adds. I wish I had the patience to do something like that but I know I don't!
ReplyDeleteI think the black doors are a great idea!
Yeah, I know that I should paint them black. I've been thinking about doing it for months, but I have to admit that I'm scared
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing, I'm impressed! The pattern adds so much to the wall and the entry! Janell
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