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Stencil Decorated Letters

These decorated letters use stencils to add an interesting design feature! Great for kids’ bedrooms!Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

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My son and I have been looking for new ways to decorate his bedroom. He spotted some wooden letters in Walmart the other day – there were lots of different styles but he picked a 13″ letter F in a classic font. I asked him what his two favorite colors were, and he answered orange and red. So I found some Apple Barrel Pumpkin Orange and Apple Barrel Flag Red paint.Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

We decided to paint the base of the letter with the orange paint.Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

When that was dry, I wanted to add a stencil detail over the top, and found some great options in this value pack of Folk Art 26 Background stencils (also available at Walmart!).Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

When F had selected a stencil (which I think looked a bit Minecrafty – this week’s current obsession!), I used stencil tape to secure it into position, then we used the red paint and a spouncer to add the stencil detail.Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

I have to admit that he wanted me to do this part – I think he was worried he’d mess it up – although he’s used stencils before!

To finish, we brushed a layer of Mod Podge Washout For Kids over every surface.Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

And ta-da! Our finished decorated letter!

Stencil Decorated Letters - great for a kids' bedroom!

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Remember to check out these cool letters next time you’re in Walmart! How will you decorate yours?

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