DIY Shabby Chevron Window

 

Yay for getting another project checked off my list! I bought this window frame a few years back at a garage sale and it has been sitting in our garage just waiting for some love since then. I wanted a new art piece in our den and I loved the idea of bringing in this window for it. I combined two of my favorite styles: preppy & shabby chic. The following is the end result... I really like how it turned out! :)

Materials:
Old window frame
stencil (I cut apart some chevron contact paper I had)
craft paint (I used Martha Stewart "Pond" and white)
1 yard burlap (I used a light cream color from Hobby Lobby)
foam brush
staple gun



LOVE Martha Stewart Multi-Purpose paint!

Trace the window pane so you know your workspace.

 LOVE this contact paper from HomeGoods :)

 

I cut it apart & stuck it to my burlap, spacing it equal distances apart.

You have to dab the paint down - if you brush it, it will get under your stencil.

 The fun part- peeling back the stencil :)

 I thought it looked too perfect so I got out my white paint and dabbed it around in several places to make it more shabby :)

A couple canned goods to hold the burlap in place and a staple gun...

Voila! The finished product:

My cute little model :)

 

 

Now to frame a couple pictures of the kids to put on either side of it :)