Three and a half years later isn't too late to get a room done.....is it????
When I moved in to my house I decided that my boys' bathroom would be done in lime green, turquoise, and coral. I found a shower curtain, towels, and few other accents with the intention of putting something on the walls as well. So here I am finally completing the project after some inspiration came to me from a friend's blog to paint picture frames I already have around the house. To see Davi's cute project check out her blog, Little Band of Brothers, by clicking here.
So to start my project I gathered some picture frames that I had in my hall closet, some hooks that I had purchased a while back at a cute store in Visalia CA, circle shape wall stickies that had picked up on clearance at a Home Goods store, design paper from my large scrapbooking supply, and some paint that I have had in the garage for a while. I knew my $1 paint that I picked up from the Home Depot in the section where they discount the "messed up" colors would pay off eventually!!
I started by taking down the towel bar on the wall to give me a fresh, blank wall to work with. Then I started in painting the frames and hooks with the green and turquoise paint that I had.
Once the painted frames had time to dry, I printed a few pictures of the boys off my computer and cut the paper to fit the openings to get a variety of different designs to accent the room.
Once this was complete it was time to arrange all the items on the wall.
So with only a few hours of work and a few supplies I already had around the house..........a new bathroom wall design was created!!
The boys will no longer have to look at a blank wall like I began with.......
......but now have a fun, colorful wall to enjoy!
If you would like to see more fun Metamorphosis Monday projects, I am joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch so click here or the Metamorphosis Monday button on my sidebar.
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