http://bestdiytips.com/what-are-some-creative-ideas-for-diy-wall-art/ Do it Yourself Tips and Tricks Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:20:40 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://bestdiytips.com/what-are-some-creative-ideas-for-diy-wall-art/comment-page-1/#comment-905 R G Sun, 11 Oct 2009 03:41:40 +0000 http://bestdiytips.com/category/what-are-some-creative-ideas-for-diy-wall-art/408/#comment-905 Buy one or two large canvasses for art paintings at your local craft store. Make a template out of paper of for an ex. a bamboo plant. Place over the canvass and spray any color with spray paint that goes with your decor, and hang. Buy one or two large canvasses for art paintings at your local craft store. Make a template out of paper of for an ex. a bamboo plant. Place over the canvass and spray any color with spray paint that goes with your decor, and hang.

]]> http://bestdiytips.com/what-are-some-creative-ideas-for-diy-wall-art/comment-page-1/#comment-904 dawnb Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:07:10 +0000 http://bestdiytips.com/category/what-are-some-creative-ideas-for-diy-wall-art/408/#comment-904 There are lots of ways to create inexpensive artwork for your walls. Find some beautiful fabrics and frame pieces in different sizes to create a "mural". Look for an artpiece of interesting scrollwork, copy it and make a transparency. Put the transparency on a rented overhead projector and project it onto the wall. Trace around the scrollwork and then paint it on the wall. Go to a fabric store and find a piece of fabric in a heavy tapestry. Cut it to size, hem it leaving an space at top to put a decorative rod through. Find a beautiful rod and finials and hang the "tapestry". Create areas of interest by buying inexpensive molding frames at your hardware store. Bolt them to the wall in squares or rectangles. Hang artwork in each or paint the insides fun complementary colors. Instant art. There are lots of things you can do. There are lots of ways to create inexpensive artwork for your walls. Find some beautiful fabrics and frame pieces in different sizes to create
a “mural”. Look for an artpiece of interesting scrollwork, copy it and make a transparency. Put the transparency on a rented overhead projector and project it onto the wall. Trace around the scrollwork and then paint it on the wall. Go to a fabric store and find a piece of fabric in a heavy tapestry. Cut it to size, hem it leaving an space at top to put a decorative rod through. Find a beautiful rod and finials and hang the “tapestry”. Create areas of interest by buying inexpensive molding frames at your hardware store. Bolt them to the wall in squares or rectangles. Hang artwork in each or paint the insides fun complementary colors. Instant art. There are lots of things you can do.

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