Pallet for Home: Wall Decor

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Topiary Wall Decor

This was my second try on my Silhouette machine this week. I simply used some black vinyl to create a topiary and then I placed it on some wrapping paper I got in the dollar section at Target. Then I framed in a frame that I already.

It now has a home above my PB Knock Off Organizer that I picked up at Goodwill. I think it helps fill in the blank space above it now.

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Megan

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Filed Under: DIY, Silhouette, Wall Decor

Easy Monogram Project

I was trying to think of a gift idea this weekend and wanted to use only materials from my craft stash. I've been trying to avoid buying anything new lately because I feel like I have enough materials on hand. This is all do the Project Overhauling challenge I participated in.

I had some leftover fabric from my lampshade recover project, and then my project started from there. I took a frame that I had not used before and covered the cardboard piece included with it with fabric. I took out the glass from the frame because it is not needed.

I glued the fabric onto the cardboard and then placed it inside the frame. Next I painted a wooden letter that I had gotten on clearance a few weeks ago. I had hoped that I could find a way to make something for a friend with it. I painted it with leftover paint that I had, and added some flower stickers onto one of the corners.

Then I glued the letter to the fabric background on the frame. Because I used materials I had already purchased for other projects the only new purchase was the letter, which was on clearance for $2.00. I hope that my friend will like her gift.

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Megan

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Filed Under: fabric, monogram, Wall Decor

Wall Decor Using Paper by Amy & Chris

I completed this project way before our family talked about having a blog but I thought I'd share now. This project is easy, fun, inexpensive and a great way to add wall art to an emtpy space. I had an empty wall in my dining room that was screaming for wall art. One day Chris and I walked into Papersource and I instantly was thinking how I could use paper for a project. I chose a few different sheets of decorative paper and frames that were on sale at Michaels.

Next comes the fun and creative part: I used different sheets of paper and made my own design.

I bought a small canvas and wrapped the paper around this one.

I used ribbon for this one to create a border around the smaller square.

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Amy & Chris

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Knock Off Project from Ballard Designs

Whenever the Ballard Designs catalog comes in the mail I'm immediately drooling over each page. I fell in love with their Lindsay mirror that retails for $199.

Ballard Designs

I recreated my own version of this mirror for $14.00 and leftover spray paint from home. I purchased some small wreaths from the Dollar Store at $7 a piece total. I spray painted them white with some left over spray paint.

Then I went out and about in search of a mirror. Well needless to say the size I needed was around 36 inches and they were around $50.00. Therefore I thought I needed to come up with a new plan. I went to Michael's and bought a 10 inch mirror for approximately $5.00 with a coupon. But, I knew that wasn't going to cut it. Then I found this enormous frisbee in the summer clearance section for $1.35. I spray painted it gray with leftover spray paint.

Then I added pieces of paper behind each of the wreaths sprayed in gray spray paint, and then glued them around the frisbee. I knew I couldn't add too much weight to the flimsy frisbee because it was thin and 36 inches across. Which was the perfect size considering the one I wanted to by from BD was 35 inches.

I decided to go ahead and add that small mirror from Michael's to the center.

I placed it over the bed because it's not heavy at all, so it is not a safety concern for me. I really like the look of it and I'm glad I tried to recreate it. (even if it is slightly different for cost purposes)

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