Show & Tell: Sharpie Wallpaper
One of my favorite parts about the pilot episode of Secrets from a Stylist with Emily Henderson was this room:
How amazing is that wallpaper! It's made by Katie Ridderand it's called Leaf.
Close up shot of paper in a bathroom designed by Erin from Elements of Style:
Now check out what Britt did from A Penny Saved:
Look familiar? I love Britt's DIY project. She drew the pattern on transparency paper and used a projector to get the image on the wall. Then with the help of a sharpie she stenciled on some wallpaper!
Close up for sharpie pattern:
Amazing! To see more pictures of the walls click here and for tips on how to DIY click here.
Love this project. The possibilities are endless with it. You could use a variety of sharpie colors or even use metallic paint pens from your local craft store!
Do you have a Show & Tell project that I must share with all? Email me at camila@effortless-style.com and let me know about it.
Images via 1. HGTV, 2. Elements of Style, 3 +4. A Penny Saved
How amazing is that wallpaper! It's made by Katie Ridderand it's called Leaf.
Close up shot of paper in a bathroom designed by Erin from Elements of Style:
Now check out what Britt did from A Penny Saved:
Look familiar? I love Britt's DIY project. She drew the pattern on transparency paper and used a projector to get the image on the wall. Then with the help of a sharpie she stenciled on some wallpaper!
Close up for sharpie pattern:
Amazing! To see more pictures of the walls click here and for tips on how to DIY click here.
Love this project. The possibilities are endless with it. You could use a variety of sharpie colors or even use metallic paint pens from your local craft store!
Do you have a Show & Tell project that I must share with all? Email me at camila@effortless-style.com and let me know about it.
Images via 1. HGTV, 2. Elements of Style, 3 +4. A Penny Saved
Labels: design inspiration, show and tell
posted by High-Heeled Foot in the door at
8:30 AM
17 Comments:
I absolutely adore what she did in the first bedroom, love the yellow/grey combination
Wow - no way I'd have the patience for that kinda of project! But it looks pretty fab.
Wow! If only I had that kind of patience... or talent for that matter! Fabulous.
Such a cute idea! Further proof that you can do just about anything with a sharpie marker, my favorite tool!
that is unbelievable. who has the time or patience..not me! bravo! that is unreal!
I have been thinking about doing this but, I rent. Which would seem like a perfect alternative to wallpaper but one look at my drawings on the wall by the person showing my place come move out time and I think I might have a hard time explaining my creative process. Or, I could just be a total bad-ass and do it anyway. I'm thinking metalic...all the way. (That was my favorite room from Emily's first episode as well!)
I adore every Katie Ridder paper- I just got a sample of the Oiseau and it is stunning in person. This DIY is AMAZING!! I would never in a million be able to pull that off- looks fantastic!
Love it! I just finished stenciling imperial trellis onto the curtains in my guest room:
http://www.timelesspaper.com/blog/?p=2169
That's amazing. I can't imagine how long it took though. You would have to have lots of patience or lots of wine...or maybe both. :o) -c
That must have taken foooorever! But what an awesomely inspirational DIY project.
Yes I love it!
LOVE IT! I'm thinking metallic silver on my white walls would be to die for. (Although I'm a renter...but thats nothing a can of paint couldn't fix before moving out.) Thanks for the great idea Cam.
How clever! I am so impressed! Now I wish I lived in my own house to do this, but I think my landlord would be very upset. In the meantime, I'll just admire the lovely work.
looks great, power to her because I would never survive and hour of doing that!
Wow, that must have taken forever! Looks great :)
Love it, love it and might steal it :)
Oh wow, talk about patience. Sharpie, huh? Amazing.
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