An Otomi Stenciled Hallway Makeover

by Cutting Edge Stencils

The Otomi Allover Stencil Can Brighten A Boring Hallway
Happy Friday, my DIY weekend warriors. Cutting Edge Stencils is curious, what stencil projects you have planned for this weekend? Well as you're busy running your weekend errands, we'd like you to take a look at one of the most neglected spaces in a home. No silly, it's not the piles of clothes that are taking over the laundry room. It's the hallway. We run through it so often that we forget to take time to decorate it. Have no fear because Cutting Edge Stencils has the perfect cure for your boring hallway. Let's take a look at an Otomi Allover stenciled hallway makeover that we're sure will prove that stencils can brighten any dull space. http://blog.cuttingedgestencils.com/?p=12645

an otomi stenciled hallway makeover, foyer, home decor, painting, Cutting Edge Stencils shares a white Otomi Allover stenciled hallway makeover from Number Fifty Three

Cutting Edge Stencils shares a white Otomi Allover stenciled hallway makeover from Number Fifty Three.

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Jenny Stokes on Mar 07, 2014
This is beautiful. I've heard about stenciling in place of wallpaper and I'm considering doing this in my guest bathroom. Is it difficult? I consider myself pretty handy and artistic but sometimes combining the two can be disastrous! If I can learn to do this, I would be so stencil-happy!

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- Heidifdez on Mar 10, 2023
  
  This is not my post but I think I'm qualified to reply... I love the idea of stenciling as opposed to wallpapering, but I will say this... If you have an attention span issue as I do, you may not find this to be rewarding. It's tedious! I like to see instant results and if you want this to turn out well with crisp edges, it takes time and patience (something I don't have!).
  However, you also need time and patience to apply wallpaper as well! You see a lot of videos out there where people are applying, peel and stick wallpaper, they make it look sooooo easy! It's not! You have to line that up perfectly the first time or pull it off and try it again, hoping that you're not losing the stickiness or bending / creasing that wallpaper. Stenciling is much cheaper than wallpaper, much much cheaper! And you have the ability to change colors, so it's a lot more flexible in that respect. This post only used one color for the stencil, which makes it much easier than using multiple colors.
  I say go for it, if you screw it up, you can always paint over it!
  
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