$6 DIY Wall Decor: How to Use Yarn to Create a 3D Geometric Pattern

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Do you have really plain walls in your home that could use a little love?

Take it from HGTV interior designer Taniya Nayak and go one step further than a new coat of paint -- and without breaking the bank!

Taniya visited our show to show us one of the tricks she used to transform our viewer named Chris' over-the-top "Christmas room," -- and let's just say that we want to do this in our home ASAP.

She used yarn to create a 3D geometric wall pattern, and she says it only costs $6 to do an *entire room.*

Wow!

In addition to yarn, all you'll need are nails, printing paper, a pencil and a hammer.

And you can't even tell that it's yarn from far away! Right?