How to Create Pokemon Art for Walls Boys Bedroom

This Pokemon Chamber is a little i's DREAM.  Colorful, cheerful, and full of homemade touches.  Allow me know what your favorite role of the room was in the comments below!

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A couple of years ago I put together a colorful Dr. Seuss Sleeping accommodation for my son.  He has loved it, but in the final two years he has developed a new obsession: POKEMON!!  His grandma made him an awesome Pokemon quilt and cube cushion just considering she spoils him, and I made him the Pokemon card pennant banners every bit decorations for his Pokemon Birthday Party.  I was thinking about those things, forth with his Pokemon stuffed animal collection, and I decided that for his altogether I was going to surprise him by transforming his room from a Dr. Seuss bedchamber into a Pokemon bedroom.  This gift was a Hitting!

Hither is the quilt that started it all.  Isn't it THE CUTEST?!?!?!?!  My mother-in-constabulary is freaky-talented and freaky-generous.  She spoils us rotten!!  She also fabricated him the incredible, detailed cube/cushion/seat.  Information technology'south the flop.  PERFECT for his Pokemon bedroom!

(Ash Ketchum hat and Pokebelt found Here, past the way.)  I used my mother-in-law's leftover fabric and made some new lively pillow covers, a new window valence, and fabric covered mini bulletin boards.  Check it out . . .

If yous'd like to sew pillows this style check out the tutorial HERE.  I am a big ric-rac fan.  It makes all projects seem more than unique.

If you are looking for the stuffed animals for your Pokemon bedroom, then Amazon.com is your friend!  Here is where I got them:

• Large Laughing Pikachu
• Sandile Plush
• Treecko Plush
• Meowth Plush

To make the large name to go on the wall in a higher place the bed I bought individual wooden messages at Hobby Vestibule.  I spray painted them red, wrapped some washi record around them in various ways, and glued push button pins to the dorsum of the letters and so I could push button them into the wall and they would stay.  Very like shooting fish in a barrel.

To make these small, round bulletin boards you will need round, cork trivets from Ikea, Pokemon material, and a hot glue gun.  You lot'll be washed in no time!  Yous can notice the full tutorial HERE.

The window valance is substantially a really long tube.  You can find the total tutorial HERE.  It'due south very simple to brand, but information technology definitely gives the room a polished, finished bear upon.

At present let's look at some other parts of the Pokemon bedroom.  I thing I made was this large Pikachu art, which, quite frankly, I am totally obsessed with!  I got all of the Pokemon cards HERE.  They're and so affordable that I'm not convinced they are "real," but, quite frankly, my son doesn't know the difference, and I don't intendance!  Haha. HERE IS A TUTORIAL FOR MAKING THE PIKACHU WALL ART.

Cuuuuute, right??  Way easier to brand than you think, too!  I also used the aforementioned Pokemon Cards to make the pennant banners.

Equally you can see, this side of the room is defended to building and creating.  Aside from the things I have already pointed out to you, you can run into a framed sketch that he made of some of his favorite Pokemon characters, his binder of Pokemon Cards, and a peek into his closet, which is really a secret reading nook that is as well busy in a Pokemon theme.

Would you like to get a closer look at his Pokemon themed reading nook?  It includes a Pikachu stuffed animal, one of the cheery ric rac pillows, Pokemon hanging decorations leftover from his birthday party, and Pokemon character skin and stick wall stickers.

I wish I had a better movie of the cupboard.  Sorry about that.  I would like to show y'all a closer picture of the pic hanging adjacent to the cupboard, though!

This is one of my favorite things in the room.  Information technology consists of a collage of cards that I made similar to the one I did in THIS tutorial.  I used THESE cards to make the collage frame.  They are all framing a giant "Callum Pokemon Carte" that I made using THIS free website!

Here is the last section of room to see.  His colorful Dr. Seuss dresser, combined with books, pictures from his Pokemon Birthday Political party, and a fun Pikachu Bank.

Thank you for taking the time to cheque out our Pokemon Bedchamber!  I hope you love information technology as much as we do!  At present become play some PokemonGO and take a great day!  😉

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Sarah is the scattered creative heed behind Bombshell Bling. A erstwhile simple school teacher and a electric current stay-at-domicile mom, she loves developing her creativity through her blog and her jewelry design business, Bombshell Bling Jewelry. Sarah is a lover of all things vintage, colorful, and BLING. She is also a sweets addict with a major obsession with s'mores.

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