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	<title>Comments on: Theme Rooms For Your Kids That Are Budget Friendly</title>
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		<title>By: Matthew J. Orley</title>
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		<description>If aren&#039;t going to go professional or printed, I suggest hitting an auction, surplus store, or used business equipment warehouse and picking up my childhood favorite &#039;overhead projector&#039;.  Craft your design on paper, trace it over on a transparency, and then blare it up on the wall.

In fact, I do this for my kids all the time- for blowing up images for birthday parties, rooms, etc...

Also, I purchase simple stencils stamps and paint walls using them, repeated in randomized, creative ways. - My kids have strange circular stencils, and stamps from a hexagonal craft box with the center cut out, I created what looks like a pile of hex bolts at 6&quot; in size,, very industrial!

Matthew J. Orley</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If aren&#8217;t going to go professional or printed, I suggest hitting an auction, surplus store, or used business equipment warehouse and picking up my childhood favorite &#8216;overhead projector&#8217;.  Craft your design on paper, trace it over on a transparency, and then blare it up on the wall.</p>
<p>In fact, I do this for my kids all the time- for blowing up images for birthday parties, rooms, etc&#8230;</p>
<p>Also, I purchase simple stencils stamps and paint walls using them, repeated in randomized, creative ways. &#8211; My kids have strange circular stencils, and stamps from a hexagonal craft box with the center cut out, I created what looks like a pile of hex bolts at 6&#8243; in size,, very industrial!</p>
<p>Matthew J. Orley</p>
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