Hand-Painted Wall Art - The Easy Way

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I shared this last year through a blog swap,

but in case you missed it, here's an

easy & inexpensive way to create wall art.
This was a project I did for a little girl's room.

STEP 1: 
Find a simple picture you'd like to copy.
STEP 2:
Copy the picture onto transparency film.
This only works on a lazer printer! 
If you only need a few sheets, you can buy them
very inexpensively at the copy shop.

STEP 3:
Borrow an overhead projector from your local
school or church & project the image onto the wall.
{TIP: This works best on a white wall. Or if you do it
on a colored wall, use white paint for the artwork.}
STEP 4:
Lightly draw around the image with a pencil.
You don't have to use every detail - just the parts you want.
STEP 5:
Color in with paint, making sure to cover the pencil lines.
{The green paint color on these branches is represented
on other walls in the room.}

STEP 6:
Enjoy!

COST:
$1 for the transparency sheets
{We already had the paint.}

Shared at:

Kiss & Tell Craft Craze at I Gotta Create
Feature You Friday at Newlyweds on a Budget