Master Bedroom Wall Decor

Before we moved, our bedroom was so cramped that we really didn’t decorate it. Since moving, I’ve been itching to decorate our master bedroom. I’ve hung a few pictures on the walls (they were in storage for 7 years), and decorated a little bit, but it wasn’t really the decor I was going for. Well, I had a post coming up that I needed to do for the Pebbles blog, and I was so excited when I looked through the Jen Hadfield Everyday collection to find just the colors I needed. I decided that I wanted to create decor using our initials (Tom & Amy). So, here is my Master Bedroom Wall Decor that I’m sharing with you today.

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For this project you’ll need:

Wood cut letters. I cut my own out of 1/4″ MDF using my Rockwell BladeRunner.
Jen Hadfield Everyday Collection Paper
White Paint
Sponge Brush
Wood Glue
Command Strips
Banner Punch Board
Baker’s Twine
Scissors
Pencil
Cricut Explore

I started by cutting my letters and ampersand out of cardstock, using my Cricut Explore. Once I had those cut, I traced them onto my 1/4 MDF, then used my Rockwell Bladerunner to cut the letters and ampersand out of the wood.

Next, I traced the wood onto my patterned paper and cut it out.

I painted the edges of the wood white and let it dry.

Using the wood glue, I put some on the letters. I spread it out evenly with a sponge brush.

I put my paper on and smoothed it out well.

I grabbed the paper I had left from tracing the letters and ampersand, and I cut some small triangles out using the Banner Punch Board.

Once I had them all cut out, and the holes punched in the top, I strung the baker’s twine through all the holes.

I grabbed my Command Strips and headed to my bedroom. I love that with Command strips, I can get things hung in the perfect spot, and don’t have to worry about hammering holes into the wall!

I originally wasn’t going to make the banner, but I’m so glad I did! I think it all goes so well together! Plus, it makes me happy to see this above my bed!