Modern Sponge Painting | Semi Circle Pattern in Back of Locker Cabinets

Make your own stamp using wood and an old sweatshirt to add this amazing tribal chain wall to your living space. I love the distressed and weathered look of this wall treatment! You can do it yourself in just a few hours.

You could take this pattern in any direction you want to, but this one is alternating one row up and one row down. I think it's absolutely perfect and I'm wondering where in the house I can add this stamped wall pattern idea.

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Create a focal wall on little to no budget with this sponge wall idea. All you need is a kitchen sponge, black paint, and some painter's tape.

The best part of this budget-friendly stamped pattern is that it doesn't have to be perfect! Embrace the imperfections. Some stamps will be full-on paint, some will be more faded. That's the beauty of this technique.

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Oh my! I have all the heart eyes for this one! The phases of the moon stamped onto the wall and it looks just like wallpaper!

You may think this one is going to be hard to do, but it's not! You can make a handle to hold all your moon phases together in a row and then stamp away.

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This fun and colorful sponge stamped clementine wall is such a fun design for the kitchen. You'll need three shades of orange paint for the clementines and two shades of green for the leaves.

This budget-friendly accent wall idea will look like wallpaper when you're all done. No filling in the circles needed, you want that imperfect look.

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The look of a sponge stamped wall doesn't have to be perfect. That's the beauty of this accent wall DIY project. All you need is a kitchen sponge and some leftover paint in the color of your choice and you are all set.

Dipping once in paint and then stamping on the wall for four or five stamps gives the pattern depth and movement. I love this one and it really looks like expensive wallpaper.

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Get the look of wallpaper with just a couple of dollars using this sponge wall idea. You can cut your sponge into any shape you like, but this one is the shape of a flower and I think it makes a cute boho design on this nursery wall.

If you're doing a small wall you can most likely eyeball the placement of your design, but if doing a larger wall you will want to measure or use a level to make sure your pattern is uniform.

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Do love the look of wallpaper, but don't want to commit to what can be considered a permanent wall treatment? Let's be real, yes wallpaper can be taken down, but it isn't always an easy process.

Try a sponge stamped wall treatment instead. This leaf pattern is easy to do and you can paint over it anytime you decide you want a change.

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Wallpapering a wall takes a lot of time and a lot of work. Sometimes even a few choice words when you don't get the patterned lined up it should be. Sponge painting eliminates the stressful process of adding a wall treatment to your wall.

I found this one on Instagram and had to share it! You can do this sponge wall idea in your room in just a couple of hours and for $0. The crosses are made using a sponge and the black dots are added using a craft brush.

Every fireplace deserves a chimney and surround, even a faux one. Add a faux brick wall using a stamped pattern with a sponge.

You can complete this sponge wall idea in under an hour and on a tight budget for a focal point that will look great in your space.

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I love the color used for this sponge wall idea. It really adds the perfect amount of color to this black and white entry. All you need is paint in your favorite color and a kitchen sponge. Easy peasy.

Pick your pattern and to make sure you get those lines straight, use a level to make sure your lines are straight. Stamp three lines and repeat until you're all done.

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I know I have said this about all of them, but I really do love this one! It's similar to my stamped locker cabinets and I love how easy it was to do. All you need is paint and a sponge cut in the shape of a semi-circle.

Your semi-circles don't have to be perfect, in fact the imperfection of this design is what makes it in my opinion. It's the perfect accent wall for any boho style living space. To get that imperfect look, don't dip your sponge for every stamp. Stamp three or four then refill the sponge with paint.

For less the $14 dollars you create this hexagon stamped paint pattern in your living space. This pattern takes a bit more care and control of where you place the sponge, but you can still do an entire wall in a couple of hours.

Keep a q-tip handy for drips and stamp four or five times before refilling your sponge with paint to create the different variations in color and texture.

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