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Draw the eyes by creating stunning focal points with wall decor that can add depth to any room. Has your home office felt a little ho-hum or did you overlook decorating the living room or basement? Then make boring rooms new again by turning them into something truly special with the endless possibilities in wall decorations that make a statement while reconfiguring the look, feel and mood. This post is in partnership with esurance.Whether moving to a new home or going through renovations, once you’ve settled on flooring, furniture and anything else you think you may need in a given room there could still be something else missing: your signature sense of style. continue the string to the top and tie a double knot, trim excess and hang on your wall! Those two knots will secure your top piece in place. once you’ve attached all the pieces, and you’ve tied your last knot at the other end, you can attach a top piece (mine is just the entire length of the stir stick before the indents, with a hole on both sides 1/2″ away from the ends.) to secure the top wood piece, add two more knots (one on each side) evenly spaced on your ends of string (mine are like 10″ of string from the vertical wood part).
then proceed to do that through every piece, with a small knot in between each one to keep them in place.Ġ5. give yourself a couple feet of slack on one end and go through your first piece, tying a small knot on the outside and one on the inside. if you have trouble fitting your string through the hole, wrap a piece of tape to the end to make an aglet (like a shoelace). once your pieces are all cut and drilled, line them up to start assembling. clamp pieces together in groups of 3 or 4, and drill a uniform hole on the top, again about 1/2″ away from the top.Ġ4. you can measure exactly, but i just eyeballed it (you can tell lol), probably about 1/2″ difference between each one.Ġ3.
STICK EM UP WALL ART PLUS
marking it with a pencil, line up all your sticks flat on a table (i went with 13 plus one for the top). Paint stir sticks string (i used this baker’s twine) miter box and saw drill with a 1/16″ – 1/8″ drill bit clamp directionsĠ1. I do not think i’m the only one who hoards paint stir sticks, right? i always grab a huge handful every time i paint a room and end up only using one or two. I’ve been really wanting a little wall hanging or something for the empty wall in our new dining nook, and i’ve been thinking i’d make one if i found the time or energy, both are which are v fleeting at the moment - but when esurance wanted to challenge me a second time and show how i could upcycle something to have #madeitmine, i thought it was perfect excuse to find both the time and energy.
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