String art pieces are extremely popular now, there are lots of tutorials and items around that look cool and stand out among any other artworks – this is a simple idea that gives you a neat and cute piece for any space. You can go for any colors and looks and create anything you want: a sign, a card, an artwork or a coaster or even make your own tree of strings. Yesterday we shared some ideas on winter and Christmas string art pieces, and today I’d like to continue this topic sharing some tutorials on string art projects – read them and get crafty!
There’s no Christmas without a tree, and this tutorial will tell you how to make a cool string art Christmas tree. This piece is made in two shades of green, which make it look dimensional – what a cute idea! You may also add some decor to the tree, if you want.
DIY dimensional Christmas string art tree (via ninered.blogspot.ru).
Deer are rather symbolic for Christmas because Santa rides them. Make a cool chalkboard and white string deer head and decorate your space for winter and Christmas, besides, such an art piece will also fit a woodland-inspired space in any season.
DIY deer string art in white on a chalkboard sign (via aweekfromthursday.com).
Wood slices are great for creating and they can be a nice base for Christmas ornaments. These ornaments are made of wood slices and represent some string art as decor, and as the pieces are pretty simple, you can invite your kids to make them. Very easy and cute, give them as gifts and hang on your tree!
DIY wood slice string Christmas ornaments (via happybrownhouse.com).
If you have a spare piece of board at hand, turn it into a cool Christmas sign! Paint it red and string some words that you like: Merry, Christmas, Santa, Jingle Bells or whatever you like. Such a sign isn’t difficult to make and will bring a cool holiday spirit to your space.
DIY MERRY Christmas string art sign (via moneysavingsisters.com).
This string art Christmas tree in green is very easy to make because it features a very simple silhouette and only one color of threads. Feel free to invite your kids to realize it and help them when they need. try your own colors if you like, too, and make it super colorful!
DIY string art Christmas tree in green (via www.domestically-speaking.com).
Snowflakes are super cute and nice, and if there’s no snow in your place, you can realize this art for winter or winter holidays. This cutie is done in white but you can vary the colors and try something different.
DIY snowflake string art (via www.erinspain.com).
A string art craft can be given a modern twist by using copper nails, a rustic wood plaque and a bold, ombre palette. Such an interesting combo that looks contrasting is great for any space and will add a slight rustic touch to your space.
DIY rustic JOY string art (via www.hgtv.com).
String art isn’t only about art or signs, you can also make super creative cards to give to your friends and family! Make these festive Christmas cards with the kids with this easy string art tutorial. Kids will love threading yarn and beads through to make trees. You can also make holiday shapes, like a pretty angel card.
DIY string art Christmas cards (via www.hellowonderful.co).
Here’s another string art ornament project, and the shapes here are even easier than in the previous project! Such a craft is great for kids but be careful with nails. Such pieces can be used as ornaments, coasters and even gift toppers, get inspired!
DIY string art Christmas ornaments (via www.theshabbycreekcottage.com).
Need a sign? Make this rustic one using a large wood slice with a raw edge and some strings. Here you can see colorful threads and the word ‘Joy’ but you can vary it and write something else, and the colors are also up to you.
DIY JOY string art for Christmas (via www.suburble.com).