Im sponge painting my childs bedroom she wants pigs all over the walls where can i get the sponges from???

Paint store or cut it out yourself.Im sponge painting my childs bedroom she wants pigs all over the walls where can i get the sponges from???
i go to the grocery store, and get 33 cent sponges and cut them myself. i'v done my son's room 3 times. he loves to help.Im sponge painting my childs bedroom she wants pigs all over the walls where can i get the sponges from???
any kind of store try going 2 wall mart ,homedepot and those kind of stores my room is sponge painted gold and it looks beutiful!!!
go 2 home depot and learn how 2 hand paint your child room with a sponge
Trace a pig over a regular sponge and then cut it out.
try the craft section at walmart!!
the ocean or a 99 cent store.
michael's, total craft, ben franklins....any craft store should have the sponges and the paint!
try lowes or home depot they carry that kind of stuff or any paint store
paint store. they should sell some shaped ones too. or get a regular one and sponge white clouds.
Awww pigs are sooo cute! Really, all you have to do is check in at your local arts %26amp; crafts store like Micheals %26amp; Hobby Lobby. Sometimes grocery stores have them but I would rather check with the crafts store first! I hope that the bedroom comes out beautifully and that your child ADORES it! Maybe then, it'll be easier making her stay in her room so you can have a chance to rest *smilez* Good luck!
Michaels or Hobby Lobby . They both carry them, as well as other animal designs.
i painted my room the same way when i was a little girl- you can buy the sponges from the same place that you bought the paint from usually. often they are big, tan-colored sea sponges. you have to be carefully not to over saturate them in paint, because they are organic, and will start to fall apart.


if you're feeling creative, you could get foam sponges in different shapes at a craft store, for a decorative touch... or something...


hope this helps.
First try one of the larger retail stores like Lowes or Home Depot, if you cant find what you looking for there, then try one of the larger craft stores. If all else fails, get a BASIC piture of the outleine of a pig, trace it on stiff paper such as a cardboard sheet, then simply cut out the tracing, get a sponge large enouch for the tracing, then trace it on the sponge, use an exacto knife to cut the sponge to shape and woula...you have your pig sponge.