Decor Element Sample

Just thought I would share with you where I put my first Decor Elements. I wanted to put this in my stamping room but really, if you have seen

my room, there is no place on the walls to put it. I figured above the door is a good spot, perfect size and I look straight at it when I am busy "creating"

My boys decided I needed a letter "C" to put in front so I have ordered and received it, just haven't put it up yet. If you come by my stamp room, be sure to have a peek at it for real.

Oh, and these are super easy to apply. I did have some difficulty with the "dots" however, I have since received some tips and if you plan to get these, I will share them with you. :)
Stampin' Up! has also created both an instruction sheet and a video for applying these.

Comments

Anonymous said…

Love the Decor elements- I want that one for my craft room. Will be ordering it in the fall. Have the spot all picked out
PAM

8/05/2008 7:23 PM

Sarah said…

Hey Val,
How are you? Your "create" looks great. I have that one, but haven't put it up yet... but I've put up the "family" and "manhattan flowers" I love the Decor Elements!

Hope you're all having a great summer!!

8/05/2008 10:23 PM

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