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Liza
I have a dark pink carpet which I am unable to change. I am a 16 year old girl and I am planning to redecorate my room however I'm not sure what to do as in colours? I was think maybe brown curtains? I'm not sure, any ideas would be much appreciated, thanks
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I have heard it said many times from decorators, "If you can't change it - embrace it!" So, I would suggest that you find fabric (that has your same, or similar, dark pink in it) in a design/pattern that you really like. Then take colors from that to spread around your room.
http://www.cheertasticgear.com/fabricchoices.htm
How about making a quilt and hanging it on the wall as art (and it's useful, too)?
http://stitchyquiltstuff.blogspot.com/2012_02_01_archive.html
Brown is a great idea and here are some photos that might inspire you that way:
http://www.pinkbedroomideas.com/pink-bedroom-design-idea
http://www.the-quilt-cottage.com/store/image-window.asp?pic=FlowersforHanna.jpg&w=979
http://www.houzz.com/photos/36593/Chocolate-Tasting-Salon-eclectic--san-francisco
http://www.decor-2-ur-door.com/blog/2010/12/28/2011-custom-designer-dorm-room-bedding/hot-pink-parrot-and-black-bedding-and-decor-3/
http://www.houzz.com/photos/657688/Hollywood-Regency--Turnberry-Ocean-Colony-Sunny-Isles--Fl-eclectic-bedroom-miami
Hopefully something I have shared with you able will inspire you to decorate your room really special!
Blessings,
Grandma Suz
I have heard it said many times from decorators, "If you can't change it - embrace it!" So, I would suggest that you find fabric (that has your same, or similar, dark pink in it) in a design/pattern that you really like. Then take colors from that to spread around your room.
http://www.cheertasticgear.com/fabricchoices.htm
How about making a quilt and hanging it on the wall as art (and it's useful, too)?
http://stitchyquiltstuff.blogspot.com/2012_02_01_archive.html
Brown is a great idea and here are some photos that might inspire you that way:
http://www.pinkbedroomideas.com/pink-bedroom-design-idea
http://www.the-quilt-cottage.com/store/image-window.asp?pic=FlowersforHanna.jpg&w=979
http://www.houzz.com/photos/36593/Chocolate-Tasting-Salon-eclectic--san-francisco
http://www.decor-2-ur-door.com/blog/2010/12/28/2011-custom-designer-dorm-room-bedding/hot-pink-parrot-and-black-bedding-and-decor-3/
http://www.houzz.com/photos/657688/Hollywood-Regency--Turnberry-Ocean-Colony-Sunny-Isles--Fl-eclectic-bedroom-miami
Hopefully something I have shared with you able will inspire you to decorate your room really special!
Blessings,
Grandma Suz
What are some good ideas for home made decorations for my room?
texantwili
like stuff to hang up on my wall no stuff like names but just something easy to make but i have limited supplies:
glue
scissors
non clear tape
paper
a feww markers
chalk
thx so much!
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omg girl me myself is in love whenever i see like those paper animals--but thats just me lol you know just deigns made by paper! o yea thanks for the advice!!
Collage Wall
A collage wall can be a colorful and fun statement in a bedroom. Attach a large sheet of paper to the wall, covering a large area. Spray the entire surface of the paper with spray adhesive. Next, cut out images from magazines and catalogs that you find decorative or inspirational and press them to the paper. You can glue each image individually instead of using spray adhesive, although that method takes more time.
Paper Curtain
A paper curtain is a neat project that can cover a window or an entire blank wall. Take old cards, like playing cards, baseball cards or even blank squares of card stock, and punch holes in the middle of them on all 4 sides. Tie the cards together through all four holes with string or ribbon. Tying them together on all four sides rather than just from top to bottom creates a sturdier curtain whose cards will not flip over in the wind. Attach the curtain to the wall with pins or nails, or place it on a curtain rod. You can decorate each card individually, and can even make them from photographs.
Photo Line
A photo line is a creative way for teens to display photos of friends and family. Attach a piece of heavy twine, rope or picture wire from one wall to another with nails or hooks. Attach paper clips, binder clips or clothespins along the length of the line, and attach photos using the clips. When finished, this project will resemble photos hanging on a clothesline or in a dark room.
Block Poster
Block posters require use of a website application (see Resources below) that takes any image and makes it into a poster as large as you would like. Upload a photo or download one from the Internet, then indicate in the application how large you would like the poster. Print the pages on your computer's printer, and assemble them on the wall.
Vinyl Wall Decals
Vinyl wall decals are removable stickers that are made by tracing or drawing an image onto contact paper, cutting them out and sticking them to the wall. Popular designs include trees with scattered leaves, blackbirds on telephone wires and quotations.
Memory Wall
A memory wall consists of a large piece of paper attached to a wall. Each time a friend comes over, he or she writes a message on the paper. As time passes, the wall will become filled with memories. Frame this out with ribbon or wooden molding to create a more finished look.
omg girl me myself is in love whenever i see like those paper animals--but thats just me lol you know just deigns made by paper! o yea thanks for the advice!!
Collage Wall
A collage wall can be a colorful and fun statement in a bedroom. Attach a large sheet of paper to the wall, covering a large area. Spray the entire surface of the paper with spray adhesive. Next, cut out images from magazines and catalogs that you find decorative or inspirational and press them to the paper. You can glue each image individually instead of using spray adhesive, although that method takes more time.
Paper Curtain
A paper curtain is a neat project that can cover a window or an entire blank wall. Take old cards, like playing cards, baseball cards or even blank squares of card stock, and punch holes in the middle of them on all 4 sides. Tie the cards together through all four holes with string or ribbon. Tying them together on all four sides rather than just from top to bottom creates a sturdier curtain whose cards will not flip over in the wind. Attach the curtain to the wall with pins or nails, or place it on a curtain rod. You can decorate each card individually, and can even make them from photographs.
Photo Line
A photo line is a creative way for teens to display photos of friends and family. Attach a piece of heavy twine, rope or picture wire from one wall to another with nails or hooks. Attach paper clips, binder clips or clothespins along the length of the line, and attach photos using the clips. When finished, this project will resemble photos hanging on a clothesline or in a dark room.
Block Poster
Block posters require use of a website application (see Resources below) that takes any image and makes it into a poster as large as you would like. Upload a photo or download one from the Internet, then indicate in the application how large you would like the poster. Print the pages on your computer's printer, and assemble them on the wall.
Vinyl Wall Decals
Vinyl wall decals are removable stickers that are made by tracing or drawing an image onto contact paper, cutting them out and sticking them to the wall. Popular designs include trees with scattered leaves, blackbirds on telephone wires and quotations.
Memory Wall
A memory wall consists of a large piece of paper attached to a wall. Each time a friend comes over, he or she writes a message on the paper. As time passes, the wall will become filled with memories. Frame this out with ribbon or wooden molding to create a more finished look.
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