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Easy Nature-Inspired Mural to Upgrade Your Walls
If you're looking to add a touch of nature to your space, we have a fun idea for you! Ashley French, from @mrsashleyfrench, tackles this easy mural of a botanical palm leaf.
Ticking Stripe Wall
Brooke from All Things Thrifty gave her master bedroom a makeover with this DIY Ticking Stripe Wall. This wall creates the perfect calming space to take a load off after a hard day.
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1Getting Started
To get started, measure the wall you want to paint the ticking stripes on. Then, decide how many stripes you want in your pattern and how many sets of stripes you want on the wall. (Brooke chose five stripes in her pattern.)
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2Tape Off
Starting in the exact center of your wall, make a vertical pencil line with your level. Then, apply rows of FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape vertically on your wall until you have 10 strips. Next, take off every other row of tape to expose the wall where you will paint.
Don't forget to tape off your baseboards and ceiling!
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3Wrapping up
Finally, fill your foam roller with paint of your choosing and paint your first coat. After the paint is dry to the touch, apply your second coat.
Tip: Remove the rest of the FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape when your paint is still wet.
Then, enjoy your darling ticking stripes!
1
Getting Started
To get started, measure the wall you want to paint the ticking stripes on. Then, decide how many stripes you want in your pattern and how many sets of stripes you want on the wall. (Brooke chose five stripes in her pattern.)
2
Tape Off
Starting in the exact center of your wall, make a vertical pencil line with your level. Then, apply rows of FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape vertically on your wall until you have 10 strips. Next, take off every other row of tape to expose the wall where you will paint.
Don't forget to tape off your baseboards and ceiling!
3
Wrapping up
Finally, fill your foam roller with paint of your choosing and paint your first coat. After the paint is dry to the touch, apply your second coat.
Tip: Remove the rest of the FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape when your paint is still wet.
Then, enjoy your darling ticking stripes!
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