Dot is the new wall for you

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With this handmade creation you can now transform your room into a rainbow room. With colors that fulfill your mind and puts a good smile on your face. Claire from Fellow Fellow has come up with this DIY showing you how to make the dots that fits your wall in some easy quick steps. You will need to have the necessary material like:  washi tape, scissors, non-stick baking paper, pencil and something to trace around.

Take your paper and cut it in the exact dimension that you will want. Then take your washi tape and start sticking strips on your paper. Next you will need to draw your form on the paper (remember that the paper should be with the washi tape face down). After drawing the form that you want, you will need to cut the shapes off. Attention to details is a must because you will use this circles or whatever your shape is to place them on the wall.

After you finish with the hard steps, you will need to peel off the washi paper so that you can stick it to your wall. Well now you are ready to stick it to the wall. But first you will need to know that you’ll need a good spot because if you try and remove it paint from the wall will stick to the tape, so choose carefully. Good luck redecorating your apartment. Dots on!

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