Personalised hello Elmer wall sticker

Our personalised hello Elmer wall sticker is perfect for decorating your child’s bedroom or playroom with a truly unique Elmer the Patchwork Elephant theme. This design features Elmer behind some jungle leaves, with two blue birds flying and personalised ‘Hello Noah’ text. The text can be personalised with a name of your choice. The design is perfect above a bedhead or piece of furniture to create a primary feature for your room. Available in two sizes: regular and large. To personalise your design simply enter the name you would like in the textbox provided. If you would like to see a digital proof prior to production then please tick the proof checkbox and our design team will send this shortly after placing your order.  The design is part of our official Elmer the Patchwork Elephant wall stickers collection featuring lots of different Elmer wall sticker designs. The collection includes personalised and stickaround packs in a variety of sizes – click here to see the entire collection. Personalised hello Elmer wall sticker sizes (approximate) Regular size pack: 42cm x 41cm. Large size pack: 65cm x 60cm. About Stickerscape wall stickers Stickerscape’s wall stickers are made in the UK from the highest quality, ultra-thin removable vinyl. Each sticker can be quickly and easily applied to walls, doors, windows or any other smooth flat surface, with full application instructions included. Please note that this design is made up of one large sticker that is applied in one section, supplied ready-to-use on transfer paper so that application is fast and simple. However, the text can be applied in a different location if you wish if it suits your space better. The wall stickers are also easily and cleanly removable from painted walls. Please note that Stickerscape’s wall stickers are designed to work most effectively on normal matt painted walls – if you have a different paint finish and would like advice on the suitability of our wall stickers then please get in contact with us. © 2020, David McKee.