• Latex Satin Paint
• Rubber or Decorative Stamp, preferably with a flexible foam back
• Paint Tray
• Roller (Craft or low-nap)

Step 1:
Start by selecting your paint color(s) for the stamping technique. If you are planning to paint your walls with a basecoat as well, be sure to follow all manufacturer's instructions and adhere to the recommended drying time on the can prior to stamping.

Step 2:
Choose your stamp design. Most craft stores will have both rubber stamps and the foam decorator stamps. Try to find stamps that are not too intricate in their design and also have a flexible base. The reason for using a flexible base material is so that as you press the design to the wall, the base will bend and conform to any irregularities in the wall surface. This will help more of your design to transfer. Depending on the look you want, either measure out and mark lightly with a pencil where you want to place the stamp or, if you feel confident (and brave!), stamp them randomly on the walls. Also, if you will be using more than one color and/or stamp design, be sure to factor that into your design plan as well.

Step 3:
Pour the paint color you'll be stamping with into the paint tray. Using the small artist roller or a roller with a low nap roller cover, load up the roller with paint. Roll some of it off on the slope of the tray. Take it to the stamp and roll some paint on lightly, covering the stamp design. Step back and survey your placement every once in a while to make sure you're on track. Take your time!

Step 4:
Congratulations! You have successfully created a design that reflects your room and your personality! Whether you chose a modern, elegant, or funky stamp design, you're sure to create a dynamic effect in any room!

This how to project is provided as a guideline only. Any do-it-yourself activity involves some risk and the reader remains responsible for the selection and use of tools, materials, and methods.