Can you believe these are wall stencils? I love interior wall patterns but haven’t been able to try it out yet. Perhaps I can experiment and wall stencil a little part of our apartment first. Royal Design Studios have a great How-To on basic stenciling techniques.
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Tags: Interior design, Wall stencils
I’m always so amazed to see how good these stencils look, but I am afraid to use them myself-I think it would end up looking like a mess!
I stumbled across your blog and saw your video link to Style Me Pretty of your wedding…it is so adorable! I love Pelican Hill in Newport Beach-went to dinner there to celebrate my sister-in-law’s birthday and it was divine!
Awww Isn’t Pelican Hill lovely?? I miss it. I use to go often because my younger sister plays golf there. Thanks for the compliment on our video! It was really fun to film.
the link came in handy – i was going to start a project this week which requires stenciling!
I’m glad the link was helpful. Good luck with stenciling!
Beats Wallpaper!!!!!!
Hi Angel, I’m so happy you found my stencils and really appreciate you posting about them! Stenciling is truly something that anyone can master…you just need to keep in mind that you want to use a dry (offloaded) brush or foam roller. Just practice on some scrap paper or posterboard and you will be surprised how easy it is to become a “master”. Then you will be free to start getting creative!! Best to you…..
Thanks Melanie for all the tips!
I don’t knit, but I stencil. I imagine stenciling is like knitting: tedious, and love the end result. To minimize tedium, I like that these pics show ONE bold accent wall, stenciled. Throw in your radio or ipod, and enjoy the process! (Again, practice first, according to earlier post by Melanie Royal’s).