Time: 10 minutes Age: Toddlers to Little Kids Difficulty: Easypeasy
Display kids art with a simple rotating gallery using twine and clothespins. It makes it so easy for kids to hang their latest art creation!
Do you watch Fixer Upper on HGTV with the darling Chip and Joanna Gaines? It's our favorite. Ryan and I don't watch much tv together (I don't know,
You are preparing the decorations for your house? You want something pretty and creative this year? Why not try to make some DIY projects and have some good decorations? Today we will offer some DIY projects for you to transfer photos to wood. You can hang the DIY crafts on
You are our greatest adventure Such a fun quote for an outdoor family, perfect decor for in the nursery or kids room! Brown and teal ink on white canvas - simple and clean with a little earthy vibe thrown in. This canvas print itself measures 11"x8.5", when hanging on the wall with the jute it measures 11"x14.5". It is printed with archival matte ink on a nice thick canvas and finished off with a stained wood hanger and jute. Want this print in a specific color? Please select the custom colors option on the drop down menu above, select the colors you would like from the 4th picture and leave us that information in your purchase notes. Please note - colors may vary from the computer monitor. If you need an exact match, please mail us color swatches. Shipping: we ship USPS Priority which is 2-3 days in the US and 6-10 days outside of the US. Actual ship time may vary outside of the US. Please feel free to convo us with any questions. Cheers! Jen and Luke
Art experts share their best tips and tricks for hanging pictures on walls—from getting the height right to securing it without nails and damaging your walls.
Are you struggling with great affordable ideas for wall art and then don't know how to hang it so it looks composed? Then, read on for tons of great tips and ideas for hanging wall art
There is nothing like company coming over for a little motivation to clean your house and take care of those put-off tasks. (I’m sure you are much better than I am!) After painting my daughter’s room this summer, I have been lax at putting everything up on the walls. But out-of-town company will be coming […]
Here is a helpful collection of layouts for hanging photographs, empty frames or artworks
Stucco or plaster walls are notoriously difficult to hang decor on. They can crack and crumble easily, especially under the strain of a power drill. But this doesn't mean that you can't decorate your walls! Whether you're putting up a...
This 12"x12" shadow box wall hanging is very pretty and delicate looking with intricate cuts and beautiful colors. It's perfect for any home or office. - Made from multiple colors of 65lb textured cardstock - 11 layers separated by 3/16" foamboard strips for depth - Colors include shades of greens, blues, teals and white - Frame is made from MDF, black in color, dimensions are 12x12x3 inches - It can be set on a shelf, or hung on a wall Thank you so much for looking!
Intricately illustrated green ferns and leaves of all shapes and sizes intermingle in this stunning botanical design. Contemporary yet traditional, hang it in your hallway, living room or kitchen for a sublime, Scandinavian feel.
Find out the right height to hang artwork no matter what size your picture or mirror is; whether it's hanging above a couch a headboard a mantle or on a wall
Did this a while ago but was never really happy with it so it went no further. More recently I had another go, but I still wasn&...
These tips, tricks, and inspiring examples will help you hang a perfect plate wall as a high-style, low-budget way to accent any wall in your home.
I am all about oversized art and prints. Hanging a large scale photo is one of the fastest ways to transform the feel of a space, but depending on how you do it, it can also be a pretty expensive way
Getting art up on the walls in a new place - or even a freshly painted room - can feel like a daunting task but there is an easy way to get it right the first time. I recently took the plunge in our new home and wanted to share...
When it comes to hanging pictures, the standard rule of ‘hang at eye level’ can be pretty confusing. Especially if you’re 5’6″ and your partner is 6’4″. Whose Eye Level is the right choice? His or Hers? If she hung all the pictures at her eye level – that’s what it would look like. On the other hand, can you imagine if he was to hang all the artwork in the house at his eye level? She’d get a sore neck trying to see them. So who is right? Him or Her?. For the sake of domestic bliss, and beautifully decorated walls, it’s not about winning. Instead, it’s about finding the perfect height that everyone will be happy with – so meet in the middle. Here’s How For pictures that will be viewed from a standing position such as in hallways or an entryway, the best rule of thumb is to position your artwork so the center hangs at 60″ to 66″ from the floor. This never fail rule works for everyone.
A detailed Macrame Plant Hanger Tutorial - all steps are explained in English and German as well as with lots of pictures to guide you through the DIY!
I thought I’d pop in today to share a simple way to make waves in your weavings. Once a beginner weaver feels comfortable experimenting with horizontal rows, it’s time to introduce textures and shapes. (For texture, I recommend you begin here, “5 Simple Ways To Add Texture” or here, “3 Mini Weavings, 2 Techniques.” For geometric shapes, I suggest “An Introduction To Weaving,” particularly part 2, or DIY Woven Coasters). For those of you who follow me on facebook, you may recall a photo of the weaving above while it was still in its early stages. It is unlike some of the other brighter and more colourful pieces I’ve shared on the blog. I refer to this one as my “crazy abstract” retro-inspired piece 😉 While I was creating it, I had no plan. I simply experimented the whole way through. It was such a fun way to create 🙂 How To Make Waves To create a simple wave in your weaving, start by weaving across your warp. For this first wave, I used a plain/tabby weave. You can create one row or a few, as I did below. I also wanted this wave to be on a steep angle, so […]
DIY PICTURE FRAME From Cardboard and Decorative Materials: This tutorial will show you how to make a cardboard picture frame (or a whole wall of them!) decorated with your crafting/found/scrap materials - sized to fit standard 4x6 photo. Use it to decorate your home in your own unique way or make it for a l…
Let these ideas inspire you to add unique character and new layouts to a gallery wall in your living room, bedroom, stairwell, and more. These are our best gallery wall ideas.
Hollyhock Lane 'Kindness' 23819 from Poppie Cotton. A pretty floral fabric of tiny multi colored flowers on a light teal background. Combine this with any of the other Hollyhock Lane fabrics to make a classic wall hanging, quilt, bag, pillowcase and more. 44/45" WOF - Width of Fabric 100% Cotton Fabric Fabric is cut as one continuous length when ordering multiple yardage of the same print. *Listing is for fabric in the 1st picture only. The other pictures are other fabrics in the Hollyhock Lane collection and you can find them using the links below. All fabrics in the collection are available for purchase, as long as supplies last. But because there are 22 different prints including a panel in this collection, they are not all shown. Use links below to find them.* Free shipping on purchases of $50 or more after discounts, U.S. shipping only. Use promo code FREESHIP50 when checking out to receive this discount. Shop ALL Hollyhock Lane fabric: https://www.etsy.com/shop/StitchinSisterFabric?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&search_query=Hollyhock+Lane Flowers/Spring including Hollyhock Lane: https://www.etsy.com/shop/StitchinSisterFabric?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=17157412
Use an old window, this one was free, to display photos in your home. I used wedding pictures for mine and hung it our bedroom! My window used to be stored in…
Great frame and canvas layouts with sizes.
