Well, it’s finally happened: your baby has grown up, and she doesn’t like the glittery pink walls you painstakingly painted for her, or the cowboy-themed wallpaper he begged you for when he was 5. Fortunately, you can revamp your child’s room without having to redo the whole thing and break the bank. The easiest way to update your child’s room is to simply add some pizazz to what’s already there by using these four easy techniques. 
- Use Wall Stencils
Does your child love cats instead of unicorns now? Easy! Find stencils with whatever character their heart desires and use rollers to cover up the unicorns they’ve grown out of. You can make your own stencils if you’re feeling crafty. Another fun idea is to use glow-in-the-dark paint to add stars on the ceiling! Sites like www.thepaintstore.com feature all kinds of glow-in-the-dark paint, as well as rollers and trays. With this technique, you’ll probably only need a small amount of paint, since you’re only covering a tiny portion of wall space. However, you’ll definitely need:
- 1 roller
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