How can you easily make some wall art? Make a patchwork wall art! The supplies are white form core board, colored paper, double-sided tape, self-healing cutting mat and metallic paper. Choose the best color for the room you’re going to decorate and cut all the paper into 12.5 cm (5 inch) squares first and then...
Let’s create a chic and stylish wall art of recycled wood. You’ll need scrap wood, paint samples in various shades, paint brushes, wood stain, liquid nails and caulking gun, some pieces of plywood and picture hanging hardware. First scrap the pieces and paint them with various samples. Cut the 45 degree angles using a saw...
An Eastern-style wall art without wasting much money? Sure! The supplies are linen sackcloth and cedar bars. The author of this wall art just took a brick wall and some coat. First make a silhouette of the tree of coat; cut the bars by hand, changing their size according to the contours. For the branches...
Make a cool craft for Halloween together with your kids! For this picture you’ll need a 16 x 20 canvas, aunted House cut out from Dollar Tree, purple paint, yellow paint, paint brushes, Glow in the Dark Mod Podge, Mod Podge, black and white scrapbooking paper, scissors. Place your house on the canvas and trace...
There are so many ways to decorate your walls, if wallpapers or tiles are not sufficient – you may hang pictures, photos or create something with your own hands. Create a wall art design to merge with nature! You’ll need blank canvas, various leaves, adhesive or spray adhesive, finishing matte spray, various hardback books. Before...
A cool idea to display your art, photos or make pins of the projects is a wall grid. You’ll need three 2×1″ pieces of oak wood, Minwax Golden Oak stain, brushes, measuring tape, pen, hardware and drill. Stain the fronts of the wood in Minwax Golden Oak and let them dry overnight. Make measures and...
We have told you of many kinds of wall art – of colored paper and mosaics, of shoeboxes and wallpaper mosaics and many others. Here’s one more idea, this time it’s for a kitchen or a dining area. You’ll need vintage kitchen appliances, tiny nails and frames with glass. First remove the glass; then hang...