LUCKKYY Family Wall Decal~ Set of 12 Family Words Quote Vinyl Family Wall Decal Family Room Art Decoration Living Room Decor Decoration for Home Decor (Brown)

Newly married and wanted a family wall of our blended family. I had a vision of what it was going to look like but found it challenging to find the words to go along with it. ... until I came across this great find! The words, fonts and size were exactly what I wanted and get compliments all the time.Easy to install, great price, quick delivery! What more could a girl ask for?

Very cute and easy to put on. I bought it in white because my door and furniture are white and I wanted to give a different contrast to the brown frames but the paint on my wall is very light and they are hardly distinguishable, if you have light paint like mine, I recommend brown or black. Another and very important advice is that when you go to stick the words on the wall, do it very slowly and with the greatest kindness because they can break, just take your time and do it as it says in the instructions, you will love the final result 👌👍♥️

The letters came off individually and that made things a bit of a challenge. But I used a leveler and a pencil as a guide, and wow, my wall looks simply amazing. Yes, I had to use some effort and patience, but it was well worth it. Erase the pencil marks when done, have patience, and it will pay off. I used a credit card to hold the tip of the letter as I applied it to the wall. It helps hold it in place and will make it easy to pull letter up if it goes on crocked. I even went diagonal with some words, one I made it look wavy. Experiment and make it uniquely your own. My photos were spread out, so I placed the "Family is" on the top, in the center, and spread the other words under, above, and between photos. It looks great and I've gotten many compliments on the end results.

At first I was a little nervous about this product after the reviews. But, I found that if you let the contact layer set on a flat surface and put some books on top, it sets the glue. The other thing that is a must is; PATIENCE! Peeling off the decal must be done slowly and with care. Overall, not the easiest to apply, but, also not the hardest. If your crafty, this may not be so difficult. I'm also a nurse and found that peeling off the decals was much like putting a dressing on a patient. Same concept. I realize this point may not help some people, but, I used my mad "dressing skills," and it was fine. Slow and steady wins race AND patience!

I’m so happy I bought this - it’s beautiful and fills my home with positive vibes. The words were very easy to apply - I cut each word out individually and used painters tape to position them before applying. I then used my drivers license to transfer the words to the wall by sliding it over each word for about 30 seconds - the key is to be patient. It took no longer than 20 minutes! I gave my mom the words “family is” and “tradition” for her kitchen.

These wall decal really beautified my photo gallery however it was very difficult to remove the adhesive from them when I attached them to my wall. At some instances I almost tore the decal. You have to be really careful and gentle when applying them but it was worth it. I received many compliments from friends on my photo wall gallery. Will definitely buy again.

Love these wall decals. Bought these to put in a window that came out of our 1928 house. My mother in law loved her new wall decor and she loved the sentiment that it was a part of our old home. I cut the words out that I wanted to use and then cut the exact amount of sticky paper to cover that word. I peeled the paper off the sticky and placed on my word and pressed on it for awhile making sure all the letters stuck to the sticky paper. I then placed the letters face down on the cleaned window and peeled the sticky paper off the words. Easy Peasy!!! Window looks great and I have extra words to use for another project!

I wish there were installation directions in the package. I recommend starting with a word that isn't as important to you to allow for error. I started with the "Family is . . ." words and got a bit panicky when figuring out the best way to get these to stick well. There has to be a better design . . . first you have to cut out the word. Then you need to transfer the word to the sticky paper. Then you need to cut a correct size of sticky paper and transfer the words off the sticky paper to the wall . . . al the while with the hope they are straight as you do so. It seems like a lot of steps. It is good to have a second person that is able to stand back to let you know if you aren't installing them crooked.