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Glamorous DIY Studded Monogram Canvas

Glamorous DIY Studded Monogram Canvas
Want some glam? Easily! Blitsy blog told us how to do it: just add some studs to a painted canvas to create a glamorous monogram art piece! You’ll need two packages of The Bead Giant 1/2″ Black Pyramid Nail Heads, two packages of The Bead Giant 1/2″ Gold Dome Nail Heads, 9×12 stretched canvas, acrylic... 
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20 Romantic DIY Valentine’s Day Art Ideas

20 Romantic DIY Valentine’s Day Art Ideas
Valentine’s Day is coming in a month, and it’s time to make some cool decorations. Today I’ll tell you of some awesome art pieces for this holiday, they are so amazing that you can leave them for the whole year round. Hearts are in the limelight, so most of art pieces are with them. Cross-stitched,... 
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11 Awesome Spring Home Décor Crafts To Make

11 Awesome Spring Home Décor Crafts To Make
Spring décor is special – it’s refreshing, full of colors and flowers! Here are some cool crafts to make your home look spring-like. Vinyl is a good background for any art, so you can make a collage or an art piece – attach the details or words you consider meaningful and spring-inspired, choose vibrant colors.... 
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DIY Constellation Art Piece

DIY Constellation Art Piece
Stars and constellations are amazingly romantic. Let’s make a constellation art piece. You’ll need canvas, black paint, gold paint, paint brushes, gold card stock, glue, a pencil, a star template, scissors. Paint your canvas black. Print and cut out the star template. Trace the stars onto the back of your gold card stock. The number... 
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DIY Geometric Embroidery Art Piece

DIY Geometric Embroidery Art Piece
If you like geometry there are some ideas how to make a geometric wall art, here’s a great project from shemakesahome.com. You’ll need white embroidery mesh, 8-10 embroidery wool colors, embroidery needles, the stitching pattern. Cut mesh about 2cm larger than the final size you want to make and start embroidering about 2cm in from a... 
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