Drawing on the Wall: Frames Edition
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Maybe I missed out on that adventure when I was a little girl, but there really is something freeing about it!
Drawing these frames was seriously so easy. Â I just broke it down into a few simple steps and before I knew it, there were three awesome hand drawn frames on my wall.
- The first thing I did was to find an image of the frame I wanted to draw. Â I chose some doodle frames because I knew I needed a hand-drawn look.
- Then I taped it to the wall above my frame.
{This is me about to start on my second frame. Â I did it for the first one as well.}
- Then, I measured out from the sides about 2″ and made a mark.
- And I measured out 4″ from the top  and bottom {because it has that larger curve there}
- Next, I outlined the actual print with my crayon.
- Then, using my marks as a guide, i drew the larger curved part at the top.
- And added the embellishments…
- Then I repeated the process on the sides, but only went out with my curve to the 2″ mark.
- And then added all the rest of the embellishments.
And that was it. Â Really, so NOT hard! Â And I’m super happy with how they turned out!
Did you see all three of them?
I hope you are winding down all the craziness of shopping! Â I went to wrap today and realized I’m missing a few things so it’s right back out there to the sea of Christmas Bonanza tonight…
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I am off to brave the pre-Christmas crowds this weekend to finish up my shopping – wish me luck! And I absolutely LOVE your frames! It’s gotta feel good to be allowed to draw on a wall with crayons!
I wish my walls weren’t so textured, I would be all over this!! Merry Christmas, Gwen!
Love it! Going to try this in my daughter’s room.