www.CuttingEdgeStencils.com Learn how to stencil a designer wallpaper look for the fraction of the cost using Cutting Edge Stencils innovative Wall Pattern Kits. With simple wall stencils decorating is fun, inexpensive and easy! Professional decorative artists Janna Makaeva and Greg Swisher show how to use various stencil designs, teach a simple stenciling technique and give expert stenciling tips and design ideas. Reusable stencils help the DIY decorator to redo a room on a budget with unlimited color choices. Stencils are a great alternative to wallpaper and wall decals, they make decorating easy, affordable and fun! These stencil kits work great for a feature wall, nursery, dining room or various decorating projects such as stenciled pillows and furniture. More stencils and decorating ideas at http Produced by Gordon Recht Productions, Original music by Greg Swisher Copyright 2011
Quick Change...On The Cheap! Update, Energize and Change Your Living Space Quickly and Economically with Stenciling! An Eco-Friendly and Affordable Do-It-Yourself Project Baby coming? Guests visiting for the summer holidays? Great looks fast. Give your space a design facelift as we emerge from the down economy. Graphic designer Ed Roth, the author of several DIY books including STENCIL 101 DECOR: Customize Walls, Floors and Furniture with Oversized Stencil Art, is available to show your viewers quick, unique, affordable ways to achieve the latest look in interior decor. OTHER TIPS FROM ED ROTH: -- Picking An Accent Wall Or Small Space To Make-Over. Even part of an accent wall makes your project small and manageable, and can still offer a design lift. One strip of a repeat pattern down an entry wall will give your guests a welcome they will remember. -- Finding the Right Stencil. Whether it's glam chain motifs on a wall or bold geometrics on a bathroom backsplash, stencils make a big impact. -- Choosing the Right Colors. Choose a neutral base with a colorful accent paint. Ed's favorite color combinations include white and kelly green, warm grey and turquoise, pale moss and dark moss, and robin's egg blue with brown. His go-to palette is comprised of more than 3000 colors. -- Using the Right Paint. Ed's top tip that makes the makeover easier is to use a quick-drying, time-saving zero-VOC paint. What's more, it's odorless and better for the environment. -- Pick one accent ...
