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Ballet Room Theme ideas for little girls rooms
Ballet themed bedding is easy to find and a popular theme that suits both tots and tweens.
An enormous array of duvet covers and quilts can be found with the most delicious designs.
Tutu’s and Ballet Slippers
All this ballet bedding calls for decorations in the bedroom based on costumes from your favorite ballet.
With all the beautiful costumers that come with ballet and dance, decorating ideas for a ballet beadroom are halfway there.
One of the simplist and effective ideas is to display your little girl’s tutu and ballet slippers (or any other ballet costumes) on the wall.
Or try hanging her tutu on a personalized, monogrammed wooden clothes hanger with her ballet toe shoes on the floor in an attractive arrangement.
Quick, easy and inexpensive
Colours
Soft cream, powder pink, lilac and gold are great colours for a DIY ballerina themed bedrooms. Basically any pastel colours will work. That’s not to say that modern ballerina bedroom decorating ideas using fairy ballerinas bedding sets in bold colours would not be interesting and fun.
Tween girls might prefer a bolder look rather than fluffy pastel feel.
Ballet Murals You Can Paint Yourself
Paint by Number Mural designs are easy to do and these
ballet mini murals won’t take up a lot of room yet create a focal point in a ballet themed bedroom.
PAINT BY NUMBER MURALS
SO easy – 1.Tape 2. Trace 3.Paint
Click here to see how you do it
Pem America outlet with Wallstory Murals Paint by Number Ballet murals
All these ballet paint by number murals are also available at the
Magic Mural Factory
for US buyers
1 comment October 12, 2009
Jungle Mural – New monkey mural doorhugger design
We’ve added a new design to our Jungle Theme Mural Selection
Wallstory Paint by number mural designs
Watch your head! It’s a Jungle in here!
A cheeky little monkey welcomes little monkeys into the room while his birdy friends announce your arrival.
This monkey doorhugger mural is perfect for over a door or as a bed header..
This adorable wall mural is sure to be perfectly delightful in any child’s jungle themed room.
Team it up with the Jungle Pool Party for even more jungle fun
Kit includes:-
Pattern, transfer paper, directions & colour guide. Patterns can be reversed.
Our Jungle Paint by Number Murals Kits are available from
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1 comment June 5, 2009
Silhouette Murals -Again!
Oh OK! I know I did a post recently on Silhouette murals, but I’m doing another one because by all accounts silhouette murals are a winner!
BECAUSE..
- They are easy to so.
- They are cheap as far as paint goes.You only need one colour (Great budget decor idea!)
- They can be as subtle or as bold as you like.
So the reason why I thought I’d bring them up again is because of these new Silhouette mural designs with a Safari theme.
Whimsical AND sophisticated!
Paint by number paper patterns
Paint the silhouettes in a dark brown over lavender, pink or any other colour to make a bold statement.
For a more subtle look paint it in a colour slightly lighter or darker than your wall colour. You can even repeat and reverse parts or the entire mural.
How cute are these?
1 comment May 9, 2009
Silhouette murals
Keeping it Simple
If you want to keep it really simple as far as painting goes, consider a silhouette mural.
Silhouettes don’t need to be black, personally I think it’s better if they aren’t, especially in a child’s bedroom.
Willow tree and bunny mural available at The Magic Mural Factory & Wallstory Murals
Brown on blue or brown on a pink background look both look fantastic together.
Silhouette boys from the Magic Mural factory
You could even go for a subtler look, by painting your background a pale colour and paint your silhouettes a shade darker than the background.

Where to find a silhouette image
Loads of subjects could make a great silhouette, as long as the form is simple and clear.
Find an image in a chosen theme.
Trace the outline of the picture and voila you have a silhouette.
Enlarge your image with the aid of a photocopier, or trace it onto transparent film and enlarge the image onto the wall using an overhead projector or craft projector.
If you’re lucky enough to have a video projector (the kind you can attach to a laptop computer) then any image you find on the internet can be easily projected onto the wall and traced.
Paint in your shape in a colour of your choice.
Top Tip- Buy tester pots of acrylic paint to paint your silhouette mural. They come in loads of colours to choose from.
Alternatively you can buy a ready to trace pattern and transfer paper like these below from the Magic Mural Factory and Wallstory Murals
Here is a lovely example of how to create a mural created using a video projector from
Apartment Therapy


More silhouette mural ideas

This horse design from Unique Baby Ideas
Look at this cool cowboy mural

Tone on tone nursery – blue on blue for a calm and soothing effect from Nursery Murals and More
And of course there are always Wall Decals if you really don’t want to paint.
This beautiful example above is from a French website called Harmonie intérieure
These cuties are from Dali Decals
Children’s Room Forest from Small Time Art
Etsy has LOADS of decals in all sorts of subjects including silhouettes. Just search on any subject you like.
My final DIY silhouette mural idea for you
Using your children as the models for a truly unique mural.
You will need
A bright light or projector
A darkened room
A Pencil.
Paint brushes and acrylic paint
How to do it
Aim your light at the wall.
Have your kids strike interesting poses in front of the light creating a good shadow on the wall.
Make sure they can keep still for a little while, before tracing around the shadow on the wall.
Paint in the silhouettes in any colour you wish.
4 comments April 7, 2009
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