I used Cutting Edge Stencil’s Magnolia and Berries Wall Stencil for this project. I first rolled the whole thing with a grayish green color that I made by mixing a bunch of colors together. Then, I came back in with some dark green and black and a small art brush and added depth to the design. 
This stencil took me a long time because of all the fine detail, but it was so worth it!
So this one isn’t a wall, but it’s definitely on my list of favorite stencil projects because of the HUGE impact it made on this space so I had to throw it in here. I used Cutting Edge Stencil’s Santa Ana Tile Stencil for the floors in our guest bathroom. We had some pretty ugly linoleum flooring in there that I was able to totally transform using this beautiful stencil.
Can you even believe that’s the same floor?
We’ve had these floors stenciled for about 5 months now and they are holding up great! As you can see from the picture above which I took today, there are no issues with them whatsoever. No yellowing, no peeling, no scratches, and they clean like a dream! We love them!
Another fun project was when my sister let me help her make an accent stencil wall for my niece’s room makeover. We used Cutting Edge Stencil’s Jacobean Allover Wall Stencil for this project. 
Now, this particular stencil project was a little more challenging since we used several different colors, but that extra effort majorly paid off! 
I have to say, my sister and niece did most of the work on this project, I just helped get them started. I just love how it turned out. So whimsical and sweet! 
My second favorite stencil project of all time has got to be my accent wall in my master bathroom that I recently did. I swoon every time I go in that room! And bonus, it was definitely the easiest one I’ve done so far. I used Cutting Edge Stencil’s Hand Drawn Chevron Wall Stencil for this project which I would HIGHLY recommend if you are new to stenciling and want to give it a shot. This stencil is so easy to use and adds such a modern, fun flare to any room.
