DIY: Toilet Paper Roll Printing
This project allows you to play around with patterns for a quarter of the cost!
Have you been searching high and low for a way to jazz up your home decor? If adding punches of color is no longer satisfying your craving for a design upgrade, maybe it's time to experiment with adding a pattern or two into your living space.Â
If you're afraid that you might turn the room into a kaleidoscope, we've got the perfect DIY project that will let you ease yourself into the trend before buying more high-quality printed pieces. Check it out below:Â
Main photos from: Creative Carmella and Lime Riot.Â
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