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Our decorative art rollers are an awesome way to create a unique accent wall in the colors of your choice. However, getting the right technique down may require a little practice. For the best results, practice your technique on a foam board, primed mdf board, or plastic YUPO painting paper. Make sure that you're happy with your results on your sample before proceeding to your final project.

Creating a positive stamped effect:

To create a “positive” effect, load the roller by rolling it through your paint in your tray and rolling it on your wall. This will create the pattern that you see on the roller.

Creating a negative pattern:

To create a “negative” effect, apply one-to-two coats of paint or plaster to your wall, then, while the surface is still wet. This is a great way to create a deep pattern. You can then leave it as is and it will look a little rough. You can also let the plaster start to set and come back and lightly flatten any raised surface areas that are undesirable and so that it becomes more smooth and uniform. The negative pattern technique is a great way to achieve a physi