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My sister is in the middle of redoing her bedroom. Her color scheme is a pretty coral color, black, white, and gold. So a couple weeks ago, while I was over the house, she asked me to help her complete a monogram wall she was building. She had purchased a couple Ks from the store. I told her I’d make her the rest. What are crafty, big sisters for, after all?
That afternoon, I hopped on my Darby Smart account and we went shopping for supplies to finish my sister’s monogram wall. We decided on a striped canvas with a gold K in the middle inspired by this Darby Smart project. Then, I made a lace stenciled K spray painted in gold and another K covered in gold leaf. Basically, I just love gold and if I can cover something in gold, I will. That King Midas was on to something!
All three of these projects were finished in one afternoon while I was hanging outside in the sun. So easy! While my sister was at work and I was visiting with my dad, I finished hanging her monogram wall. The best part was showing her the wall when she got home. My sister loved her wall! The lace stenciled K is her favorite.
DIY Lace Stenciled Monogram Letter
SUPPLIES
- Paper mache letter
- Black spray paint, or acrylic paint
- Gold spray paint
- Lace ribbon
STEPS
- Spray paint or paint the paper mache letter black. Allow paint to dry completely.
- Lay the lace ribbon on one side of the letter. Spray gold spray paint over the lace.
- Repeat with the other side of the letter. Allow paint to dry.
- Hang or display on a shelf.
DIY Gold Leaf Monogram Letter
SUPPLIES
STEPS
- Spray paint the wooden letter completely in white. Allow paint to dry.
- Apply a coat of Mod Podge to one side of the letter.
- Working carefully, apply a sheet of gold leaf. Allow Mod Podge to dry.
- Using a foam brush, gently brush away the gold leaf.
- Apply another coat of Mod Podge to seal the gold leaf.
- Allow Mod Podge to dry. Then, display your letter.
A monogram wall gives a room a personal touch. If you want to build your own monogram wall, make or purchase letters in different sizes, colors, and patterns. Hang a larger focal piece first in the middle of the wall. Then, scatter other letters around that focal point to cover the wall.
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