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Silhouette Gallery Wall
This post is sponsored by Command Brand, however, all opinions and ideas are my own.
For as long as I can remember, I have loved silhouettes.
One of my best friends has her kids silhouettes, professionally and artistically cut on her wall and they are gorgeous. I knew I wasn’t going to pull of the level of what she had – and I also wanted something a little more modern, so I created a Silhouette Gallery Wall.
Gallery Wall Ideas & She Sent Me What?
How about a little fun today and a two-fer?!
Today, I am taking part of a fun project with a group of other bloggers…
That’s right – we got together and each sent each other a vintage item that we then in turn decorated with. Now of course, you could have been a little wicked and get something challenging.
If you want to see the tour from the beginning, stop by Jennifer Rizzo.
I knew I had nothing to worry about because my item was coming from the lovely Courtney of French Country Cottage. Stop by to see what she got and how she decorated with it – I am quite sure it is amazing.
Ten Minute Decorating ideas – Interchangeable Art
Hello sweet friends – today I am sharing a super fun and crazy easy 10 Minute Decorating Idea. This time we are talking about interchangeable art.
I have been wanting to rework my bookcase shelves forever – they have just not been working for me. So, instead of being overwhelmed by the whole project, I just did one shelf – actually two.
But this doesn’t need to be a bookcase – it can be on a tabletop, a shelf – or the old fashioned way of on a wall. The secret is to pick or make a frame that you love – and then change the art out as your mood changes. It is a perfect way to quickly perk up a room.
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Ten Minute Decorating ideas – Interchangeable Art
Hello sweet friends – today I am sharing a super fun and crazy easy 10 Minute Decorating Idea. This time we are talking about interchangeable art.
I have been wanting to rework my bookcase shelves forever – they have just not been working for me. So, instead of being overwhelmed by the whole project, I just did one shelf – actually two.
But this doesn’t need to be a bookcase – it can be on a tabletop, a shelf – or the old fashioned way of on a wall. The secret is to pick or make a frame that you love – and then change the art out as your mood changes. It is a perfect way to quickly perk up a room.
The story of a gallery wall & a brooklyn bank
So, if you have read this blog for any length of time, you already know that I love a good story.
A story about a person, how they got to be where they are. The story of their journey.
Heck, that is what I am trying to do here – share the story of our journey.
But, I must admit, I also love the story behind an item.
Where did it come from? Who made it? How did you find it?
Just this weekend I saw this amazing sign in a vendor’s booth. I asked her what the story was.
She didn’t know.
I lost interest.
She should probably make up a really good one.
Easy Watercolor Art Using Painter’s Tape
Sometimes a project should just be easy and simple. So, last Saturday morning, we once again broke out the watercolor paints. I kind of have a thing for watercolor paint these days.
There is just something so soft, ethereal and elementary about it.
And so, while my girl Peanut painted a picture of a doll (she is obviously more talented that I am!), I decided to try an easy canvas for our office gallery wall.
DIY Tutorial: Vintage Yardstick Arrow
Some of my favorite projects never end up how they start – and my vintage yardstick arrow is one of those projects.
You see, I was working on my new gallery wall for our office. I already shared the printer’s box word art I created.
Tutorial: How to Plan a Gallery Wall
