I’ve realized lately though that I haven’t used very much twine at all in my projects and that’s just wrong.

I had pitched the idea to Chris and he had kinda shrugged and seemed disinterested in the general idea of the project as usual..When The Cornice Store offered to let me try out their kits, I jumped on it!

They had me at hot glue!The whole process is really easy, quick, and the end result is completely professional-looking.You won’t believe you did it yourself!.

Let me show you how I did it!.The forms are made out of light weight styrofoam and come shipped in easy to work with sections.. You also get brackets, hardware, and a tuck tool.

Actually, they sent me four tuck tools, but you really only need one.

I’m keeping them though.But if you’re able to come see me, make sure you do!.

Things to bring with you:.-Any fabric, tile, or wallpaper samples from things you’ll be using in the room.. -Any inspiration pictures you’ve found that you love.. -Any paint samples you have that you love but don’t know what to do with.. -A willingness to try your hand at a DIY decor project, even if you’ve never painted before!.

Can’t wait to see you soon!If you’re here as part of the Canadian Home Bloggers Tour, Welcome!.My name’s Courtenay and I live here in this house….