
Aren't they divine? Sherry went on Google and found "a curvy spiral staircase inspired J, a sign language A-N-D and an architecturally drawn S." So clever!
I decided to go the hand-made route with something similar in our Master Bathroom. Here is the before:

Our bathroom colors are aquamarine, white, and silver/gray. So, with sharpies in the aforementioned colors, metallic paint, and 50-cent frames from Good Will, here is the after:
What do you think? Are you currently working on any copycat and/or thrifty projects? :)
7 comments:
I love anything Monogrammed! You should check out the Dabney Lee Stationary (at home) website- my favorite is the "monogrammed wall art!"
Lovely! Did you free hand that lettering?
They're Great!! Where do the sharpies come in to play? I've been wondering if I can write on the wall with sharpies (but a bit chicken!!)
First, I painted each of the frames a silvery gray color. Then, I looked on Microsoft Word to find a font I liked for each letter. I used an aquamarine, fine-tip sharpie to make the various designs on white printer paper. Last, I used a brown, fine-tip sharpie to free-hand each letter ("B" for Ben, "W" for Wagner, and "N" for Natalie).
P.S. If you click on the image of the monograms I made, it will enlarge the photo so you can see the details :)
CUTE! I might just have to copy! I just bought a monogrammed coffee mug at Anthropologie, and I swear my coffee tastes better while drinking from it. :)
Beautiful i love them!!
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