How to Decorate Matchstick Blinds

You can learn how to decorate matchstick blinds from this article.


As you know, matchstick blinds are economical window coverings that are easy to install. You can find they are simple and plain. They are also suitable for any room. Formerly, they were made from thin bamboo or rattan, but always with slats about 1/8 inches thick. This article will help you learn how to decorate matchstick blinds easily.

You need to prepare the materials, such as all-purpose cleaner, rag, masking tape, stencil, and spray paint. Remember that it is always important to prepare something before war. That is an analogy that applies to anything we do. Remember the saying, good preparation will bring you good result.
First, you need to take the blind down from the window and then bring it outside to a work area, where you will have good ventilation.

Second, you need to spread the blind out on a flat surface, spray it with a general, all-purpose cleaner if the blind has been hanging for a while and then wipe it down with a rag and let it dry for a few minutes.

Third, you should tape a stencil over the surface of the blind with masking tape.

Fourth, you can then spray paint the blind with the appropriate colored paint, according to your desires. Don’t forget to dry the paint for the amount of time recommended on the paint container.

Fifth, you can remove the stencil and then tape down the second and third stencils for different colors in the same way as the first, allowing plenty of drying time between each stencil.

Sixth, you can then hang up the newly decorated matchstick blind. That is how you can decorate your matchstick blinds easily without spending so much money into it. If you prefer to decorate it using stickers, or painting it all in one color, that is okay. But what we have mentioned earlier is the basic rule to decorate your matchstick blinds.

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