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How To Make Faux Brick Walls Look Old

How To Make Faux Brick Walls Look Old
Industrial décor is super popular now, and we are trying to incorporate such touches here and there. Faux brick walls are right what you need to give your space an industrial feel without many efforts. First of all, install the sheets. Cut them with a table saw and using cut pieces, be sure you are... 
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Chic Vintage-Inspired DIY Floating Frame

Chic Vintage-Inspired DIY Floating Frame
To create this simple floating frame find a vintage frame and then take measurements of your frame (for the insert pieces). Head to your local hardware store and ask them to cut you 2 pieces of glass to your specific measurements. Dust off/ clean the glass. Set one piece into the frame. Center your poster... 
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DIY Mini Mountain Paintings For Easy Home Decor

DIY Mini Mountain Paintings For Easy Home Decor
This project is dedicated to filling the plain walls, and it’s the best way for those who love painting. After you find a landscape photo you’d like to paint, follow these steps. Don’t worry about painting it perfectly, the less neatly you paint the better it will look! Paint the sky a light color (add... 
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DIY Wooden Wall Hanging For Home Decor

DIY Wooden Wall Hanging For Home Decor
This wooden wall hanging is a nice idea to fill a plain wall. Prepare 34 large wood craft sticks, craft paint in a couple of colours, wool felt approximately ” x “, wooden dowel, string, hot glue, a utility knife. Paint a few craft sticks in the colours you have chosen. Use an utility knife... 
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Original Oversized DIY Striped Ripple Wall Art

Original Oversized DIY Striped Ripple Wall Art
This unique wall art can be easily made without much fuss. The supplies are plywood (cut to size), 3 pieces of 1×3 boards, a small scrap of wood, paint in the color of your choice, wood stain, a paint brush, a pencil, a ruler, a razor blade, a nail gun. Start by deciding the size... 
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Easy DIY 3D Paper Triangle Wall Decor

Easy DIY 3D Paper Triangle Wall Decor
We’ve just told you about cool triangle wall decor and today the project is about the same but the decor is dimensional. The supplies are paper (the thicker the better), a ruler, a stylus, a pencil, scissors, double-sided tape, a base for cutting. Draw a triangle of the size you prefer, and then draw another... 
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DIY Wooden Triangle Wall Decorations With Photos

DIY Wooden Triangle Wall Decorations With Photos
If you don’t want plain walls or just want to accentuate a corner, we’ve got a cool idea for you! These beautiful wooden triangles are to inspire you thinking of the sea and will give you romantic mood with the moon triangle. Prepare a wooden board, a saw, sandpaper, printed photos, a ruler, a sponge... 
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DIY Dalmatian Print Accent Fabric Wall

DIY Dalmatian Print Accent Fabric Wall
Making an accent wall is a super cool trend to make your space more eye-catching. Today we are sharing an awesome tutorial from petitepartystudio.com to make a Dalmatian print fabric wall. Prepare a paint tray, a paint roller, fabric, an exacto or utility knife, a sponge, drop cloth, painters tape or tacks, scissors and liquid... 
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Quick DIY Washi Tape Wall Art Under $1

Quick DIY Washi Tape Wall Art Under $1
It’s time to decorate your blank walls! All you need for this quick DIY from uptodateinteriors.com is washi tape, scissors, a ruler, and a box cutter, this craft won’t cost you much. The first step is to mark where you want your triangles placed. Start from the center of the wall for even placement. Make... 
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Quick DIY Wooden Tribal Art Piece

Quick DIY Wooden Tribal Art Piece
Need a creative art piece for your wall? Here’s a cool idea from hashtagblessedblog.com! Take a wooden painter’s canvas and stain it with 2 coats of Provencial Stain by Minwax. It’s just slightly larger than a 5×7 picture frame. Use some chevron shaped wood veneers, and once the canvas is dried, play around with chevron... 
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