I saw this idea in an issue of Better Homes and Gardens in early 2008. My mother-in-law asked if I could paint her house numbers on her door and I decided to add them to mine as well. I love how it turned out! To see the inspiration and results, click here: http://itsthelittlethingsthatmakeahouseahome.blogspot.com/2009/02/house-numbers.html

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Tacoma, WA

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6456 wrote:February 25, 2010

- Where do you get stencils like this?

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Jeanmarie Danieu
8 years ago
Decals are available on my website: http://jeand.uppercaseliving.net/Home.m
You can create your own by going to "MyDesign Suite" on my site. Here you can choose the font and color that best suits your needs. Uppercase Living is a company that produces beautiful decorative vinyl expressions. See example below—click on image. If you have questions please don't hesitate to call me.
dhuwer
7 years ago
You can do it yourself with a Cricut machine and vinyl.

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claudiasix added this to 40 oak groveDecember 12, 2020

paint the name of the house on the front door?

It's The Little Things That Make A House A Home

Traditional Entry, Seattle

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