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Storybook Patterned Wallpapers and Matching Paints in 4 Colors
Storybook Patterned Wallpapers and Matching Paints in 4 Colors
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Uploaded: 26th Nov 2007 at 2:51 AM
Updated: 1st Sep 2008 at 11:12 PM
Updated: 1st Sep 2008 at 11:12 PM
Hello! I've been making bedding and upholstery recolors for a little while, but I just now learned to make wallpaper. Here's my second set (my first was nothing particularly exciting) of it.
Based on Kravet's storybook fabric, there are four patterned wallpapers that I'm not sure whether to call them vintage or contemporary. Depending on how you furnish the room, they could be used either way. Also, since I felt that papering a whole room in these would be dizzying, I've made matching paints for each of the four colors so the paper can be used as an accent or focal wall. The colors are Winter Berry, Buttercream, Espresso, and Key Lime. (Yes, I realize the paint to go with Espresso is blue and I've called it Espresso anyway. This was to show which paper it matches, not because I think you can go to Starbucks and get some blue coffee
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I had some difficulty in getting the packages named correctly, but I think I have it now. If you notice any that still aren't right, let me know and I'll fix them.
Enjoy!
Additional Credits:
HystericalParoxysm for her tutorial on making wallpaper, flooring, and groundcover.
Based on Kravet's storybook fabric, there are four patterned wallpapers that I'm not sure whether to call them vintage or contemporary. Depending on how you furnish the room, they could be used either way. Also, since I felt that papering a whole room in these would be dizzying, I've made matching paints for each of the four colors so the paper can be used as an accent or focal wall. The colors are Winter Berry, Buttercream, Espresso, and Key Lime. (Yes, I realize the paint to go with Espresso is blue and I've called it Espresso anyway. This was to show which paper it matches, not because I think you can go to Starbucks and get some blue coffee
)I had some difficulty in getting the packages named correctly, but I think I have it now. If you notice any that still aren't right, let me know and I'll fix them.
Enjoy!
Additional Credits:
HystericalParoxysm for her tutorial on making wallpaper, flooring, and groundcover.