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If cutting, painting, and putting up shiplap seems like a daunting task to you…there’s an easy way! Nicole Leigh actually used a black sharpie to create the look of shiplap in her front entry way. It turned out so beautiful I want to do it in my bathroom now! You can also use a cricut to make vinyl shiplap lines!
How to make sharpie shiplap walls:
- Prep your area with blue painters tape (make a square or rectangle shape where you want it to go).
- Paint inside the tape a white color and let dry.
- Take a 24 inch level and a pencil then trace lines on the wall. Make sure you are spacing them evenly between each other.
- Go back over with the level and trace with a black sharpie.
Tip: If you screw up and your sharpie line is uneven, grab a magic eraser and scrub it off or go over it with white paint.
Nicole found her hooks on Amazon, they are called rustic entryway hooks.
What type of hooks are those, and where did you get them?
Where can I get those hooks?
Awesome!
I would love to know where to get these hooks. Couldn’t find your answer to the other comments. Sorry.
You can get the hooks on Amazon! Type in rustic entryway hooks.
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Obviously most of you did not read the blog, else you would know where the hooks came from🤨
Howdy just wanted to give you a quick heads up. The text in your
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I’m not sure if this is a formatting issue or something to do with browser
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