It's such a great idea for a simple wall treatment. I used this very same method (with a plate) to make scallops for a window treatment. Another way of doing this is to make a template out of cardboard with a plate. Karla describes the process:
You will need:
a level (a long one),
a pencil (or something to mark on your walls),
a saucer (or a round object that fits the size that you want your scallops to be),
and painters tape
a level (a long one),
a pencil (or something to mark on your walls),
a saucer (or a round object that fits the size that you want your scallops to be),
and painters tape























So cute for a little girls room!
ReplyDeleteNever thought about scallops ~ they are adorable!
ReplyDeletethis is an awesome idea. would be great for the Nautical Nursery I am trying to put together! (the scallops remind me of waves)
ReplyDeleteI love LOVE!! this color combo! Blue and coral together as so striking!
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ReplyDeleteToni, I love all of your room ideas and can't wait to get started on my twin boys pirate room!!!! I've nominated you for an award over at www.itsmypartyevents.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThose are great! Love the colors especially. That process looks like it might be easier than the stencil version I did. You can see my gray & white scalloped wall here:
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The idea was really sensible. Extraordinary. Looks So Beautiful
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this post. It looks fabulous and I am looking forward to try it in my bedroom. I hop it looks as beautiful as yours.
ReplyDeleteReally stunning!!
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funning...i will have a try...
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