You know what’s exciting?
When you have a really talented friend who can craft just about ANYTHING!
You know what’s even MORE exciting?
When that really talented friend is nice enough to come help out a not-so-really-talented friend!
That’s right. My specialty is not closet make-overs. Not so much at all. Fortunately, my friend Tonya, from Love of Family and Home, is a closet makeover specialist.
Or should I just say she is a certified ROCKSTAR at any DIY project?! Yep, that about describes her.
After seeing her closet makeover project I got a little closet envy and decided…“How dare her closet be better than mine!”
Ha!
So what’s a closet jealous friend to do? So glad you asked!
Kill her with kindness until she agrees to make your closet just as good as hers? I think that’s a yes!
No no no, not really. It was actually much easier than that. I tweeted her to see if she wanted to have a closet party and (because she’s kinda awesome) she happily agreed!
She decided it would be a perfect opportunity to do a tutorial on how to stencil your wall! And since I am so fabulous at video editing these days (ahem)…it was a perfect trading of services!
Not to mention some fun girl time!
So if you ever wondered how to stencil your wall…you no longer have to wonder. Or how a girl works a drill? Or maybe your more curious of what kind of dance party we had mid-tutorial? Either way, I promise you…ANYONE can stencil after watching this vlog!
Here’s the finished product:
I am obsessed with it! Thank you again Tonya for being such a great friend and sharing your skills!
Find more of my projects HERE!
Love it!! You guys crack me up!
Looks wonderful! I can’t wait to watch the tutorial tonight. Think she’ll come to a closet party in North Carolina? 😉
Looks great! I’m jealous that you can even walk IN your closet 🙂
Looks fabulous but how do you avoid smearing paint when you move stencil to new spot ? Do you wipe paint off back of stencil before you place it in next spot?
Seriously what a good idea!!! Spruce up the closet? Why not?!
I am one of those blog stalkers (a nice one, not a mean one) that found you through some others but I also follow you on twitter and tried to reply to your whiteboard issue but I don’t think it worked, so I thought I would try it here. There is whiteboard paint at Lowes. Its Rustoleum Dry Erase. Sorry for butting in but maybe it’ll work if you are trying to use a large space. Just a thought!
how did you make your Necklace organizer ? love it love it