Materials:
Print out of Fornasetti Print - can purchase it, here
Clear contact paper
Scissors
*plate (a little larger than the circles)


Steps:
*Wipe your walls clean and dry with a rag to ensure that the contact paper will stick

1.Cut out Circles
2. Find a round plate a little larger in than the circles, and trace circles on the BACK side of the contact paper (so you do not see the lines).
3. With the backing of the contact paper still intact, cut the traced circles with scissors
4. Once the faces and contact paper is cut, adhere the faces to the contact paper and apply to wall one by one.

*I found it better for me to eye the placement rather than to measure it out. You cannot really see the contact paper unless you are close to it.

Note: I do not think that the contact paper will adhere to textured surfaces well, I am not for sure. If you are not in a rental or you would like to use this technique on furniture you can simply modge podge the faces on to desired area.

Please excuse the before picture...it was clearly taken with a phone...yes, I am somewhat lazy to bring out the big guns while in the middle of a project so I sometimes use my phone (yikes...).


Before painting the table, I attached the base of the sewing bench using L-brackets. I could not be happier with my choice of legs...they were free. If you are curious to know how I obtain some of my free finds, check out my post, here. I am telling you, there is nothing better than hitting the jackpot with a free find...

Budget Breakdown:
     Curtains- $45
     Home Decor items- $35
     Lighting- $25 (Vintage Chinese etched birdcage) and $10 (Brass bunnies for black lamps)
     Closet Door project- $9
   
     Total Spent- $124

Yep, all you truly need is a wreath and 2 packs of tinsel garland. You can probably get away with one garland, but I used two and I felt like its coverage (of the wreath) was spot on.