...and thank goodness I can't come up with a single reason to to justify purchasing something like this even though I tried really, really, hard to come up with one. The businesses uses on their examples page are pretty neat.
Yes, it's kind of neat, but it's easier to do with stencils yourself if you have any ability to paint. You need a straight line (two nails and a string tied tightly, or a chalk line) and stencils. Or if you can play with fabric like I do, it's easy to print out whatever saying/message/etc onto fabric and make a wallhanging out of it- you can get a lot more color out of it that way too. It's a pity I can't paint any more (allergic to the fumes), or I'd offer to come over and paint with calligraphy on yer walls if you really wanted it.
The very hardest part of all... what would you say? I can't imagine anything I'd want to put on my walls that I would not want to change after a few months.
That was my problem. I couldn't think of anything that wouldn't sound like an over-used platitude after I'd stared at it for awhile. That was why I liked the business uses. The ice cream store was pretty neat.
On the soffit in my kitchen my dear hubby wrote Donna's kitchen - he meant it, the only thing he'll do in there is eat. He's suffering from chronic laziassitis.
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Yes, it's kind of neat, but it's easier to do with stencils yourself if you have any ability to paint. You need a straight line (two nails and a string tied tightly, or a chalk line) and stencils. Or if you can play with fabric like I do, it's easy to print out whatever saying/message/etc onto fabric and make a wallhanging out of it- you can get a lot more color out of it that way too. It's a pity I can't paint any more (allergic to the fumes), or I'd offer to come over and paint with calligraphy on yer walls if you really wanted it.
The very hardest part of all... what would you say? I can't imagine anything I'd want to put on my walls that I would not want to change after a few months.
That was my problem. I couldn't think of anything that wouldn't sound like an over-used platitude after I'd stared at it for awhile. That was why I liked the business uses. The ice cream store was pretty neat.
On the soffit in my kitchen my dear hubby wrote Donna's kitchen - he meant it, the only thing he'll do in there is eat. He's suffering from chronic laziassitis.
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