How to paint a cute nursery feature wall

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Your bub will be counting sheep (or stars!) in no time with this sweetly styled nursery. Open up a world of imagination with a painted wall of twinkling stars, Pop in a block-out blind and an armchair, and you can catch forty winks, too!

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How to create this feature wall:

This feature wall is a labour of love and has a starring role in your makeover!

Step 1 Mask up the wall in an even grid of 450 x 450mm squares using 25mm painter’s tape.

Step 2 Enlarge the Star Diagram to 400%, then another 143%, so the star is 40cm from point to point.

Step 3 Trace onto thick plastic (we used a clear desk mat) and cut out with a craft knife.

Step 4 Tape the template inside a square with the star centred, then paint using a sea sponge.

Step 5 Remove template and repeat for each square.

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