Music Notes Stencil Guitar Stencil used in Music room Decorating


	Even Elvis would have been jealous!
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	IDAL (which stands for International Decorative Artisans League) is the former SALI (Stencil Artisians League). One of the many benefits for IDAL members is that you can become certified as a professional stencilist. Janie Gulick set out to accomplish just that by submitting a room she did for a client using our Large Music Staff Stencil and our Guitar Stencil. Here's what she wrote to me: Victoria, I wanted to thank you for the stencils I purchased from you a while ago. I got the Guitar, Music Staff (notes) and some blank material. I used them on a project that I submitted for my IDAL certification. I am now a CSA (Certified Stenciling Artisan)! The room was for a client who fancies himself a musician, which was perfect for the Memphis convention. He has a wall full of guitars and a whole lot of instruments all over the room. I finished the walls in a multi-layered plaster and the Music Staff was stenciled at chair rail height around the room. I used the guitars as the spot motif in groups throughout the room, between the windows, above the dart board and beside the doors. For the Fabric I did a floor cloth with the Music staff faintly stenciled on and 2 Guitars on top. The Wood project was a magazine holder that I stenciled the Music Staff around all sides (what fun that was the keep it level) and parts of the Guitar on 3 sides. Thank you again! -- Janie Gulick FauxBelle of Gulick Designs janiefauxbelle@windstream.net 770.402.4543 www.fauxbelle.com Decorating your home in a unique style can be a simple as choosing a stencil design to reflect your personality and then incorporating it in to your decorating scheme. Use the design on walls, rugs or floor cloths (as Janie did), pillows and even the ceiling. Watch the room decor go from drab to fab with little effort! Janie did a great job in this client's home and I'm sure even Elvis would be just a tich jealous (upper lip raised and quivering here). Check out her website to see much more of her beautiful work!