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Stenciled Curtain Panels Tutorial + GIVEAWAY

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This past weekend I gave my mother’s guest bedroom a much needed makeover. The last project to complete the room transformation was giving some plain old curtain panels a facelift with the Large Wonderment Trellis Stencil by Royal Design Studio and some paint.

stenciled curtain panel tutorialI purchased some cheap beige curtain panels from Walmart, I think for less than $15 for the pair.  I then grabbed some leftover paint from my mom’s kitchen cabinet makeover and a small foam roller.

stenciled curtain panels for bedroomTo begin I laid one of my curtain panels on the floor and secured the stencil into place with painter’s tape.

stenciled curtain panels tutorialThen I used the small foam roller and applied one coat of paint to the stencil on top of the curtain panel. I waited about 5 minutes and then moved the stencil (it’s easy, just lined up the stencil with where you’ve previously painted and roll on).

how to stencil curtain panelsBoth curtain panels took me less than 30 minutes to complete. Easy peasy project for a high end look!

stenciled curtain panels

how to stencil curtainsSo, would you like to try this stencil project? Or maybe have another one in mind?

Well one lucky winner is going to receive a $50 STENCIL OF YOUR CHOICE (plus free shipping) from Royal Design Studio! How cool is that?

Here’s some of my favorite stencils from their site…

royal design studio stencilsPretty cool, right?

Now who’s ready to win a $50 FREE STENCIL
from Royal Design Studio?

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Winner will be announced on Monday, September 16th.
GOOD LUCK! 

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  11. Sue says

    I have been coveting the Springtime in Paris stencil for over a year now – I would be thrilled to win this and put it towards the purchase of that stencil if allowed!

    Great tutorial, Erin!

    Sue

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  30. Erika W. says

    I like the Acanthus Trellis Wall Stencil. The curtain panels you did look so good! I’m hoping to do something similar to cut costs on all panels I’m going to need in my new house!

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  33. Amy Perry says

    I love a lot of them !!! Casablanca Trellis Moroccan Stencil , Atlas Allover Moroccan Stencil or Modern Chevron Wall Stencils !!

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  39. Pat Frank says

    Erin, I love your curtains! They turned out beautifully and you make it look so easy too! Royal Design Studios offers so many stencil variations, you can really have fun decoration so many things! Thanks for offering us the opportunity to win one of these fantastic stencils!

    Pat F.

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  44. Christine McDonald says

    Love this. I used a stencil from Royal Design to paint curtains in my office and they turned out great. Right now, I’m liking the Large Rattan Wallpaper Bari J stencil! They have some really cute new stencils!

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  54. JJ Crouch says

    I was just looking at the wonderment trellis for an upcoming bedroom project. So glad to see it in use. I have been using RDS stencils for several years. Love them! Thank you.

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  55. Laurel says

    OH MY GOODNESS!!! I have been in love with the Indian Paisley one for awhile but worried it would be too busy but I LOVE the one you did on your curtains! Especially since I have the same curtains!! 😀 Thanks for the giveaway and the inspiration!

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  67. Anne says

    Great idea to use leftover paint. You can also frequently get free paint at paint stores, from mixing mistakes. Probably a good thing to get when you are practicing for stencils with the first time. I love the Chez Ali Moroccan stencil.

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