My nursery, which has gone through 3 babies since we've moved in, has no art on the walls. Nothing. So since I spruced up the changing table, I thought it was high time to spruce up the walls. Here's a cheap way to get some art on the walls without breaking the budget.
My supplies:
3 10 x 10 canvases, 3 12 x 12 scrapbook papers, 3 wooden animals, ribbon, glue
First I cut my paper to size and glued it on the canvases. I used Elmer's glue for this but it bubbled a bit. Then I used a hot glue gun to glue some ribbon all along the edges of the canvas. Final step, glue gun to glue the animals to the paper. Easy or what?
Here's what the ribboned edges look like.
On the wall (can't believe I hung them semi-straight!).
With the new changing table.
Andrew wanted a photo-op.
My supplies:
3 10 x 10 canvases, 3 12 x 12 scrapbook papers, 3 wooden animals, ribbon, glueFirst I cut my paper to size and glued it on the canvases. I used Elmer's glue for this but it bubbled a bit. Then I used a hot glue gun to glue some ribbon all along the edges of the canvas. Final step, glue gun to glue the animals to the paper. Easy or what?
Here's what the ribboned edges look like.
On the wall (can't believe I hung them semi-straight!).
With the new changing table.
Andrew wanted a photo-op.
Edit: Forgot to tell you it cost me about 12 bucks for all 3 prints. Love Hobby Lobby!
I love it. Great job!! It might be easy, but one has to think of it. Give yourself some credit.
ReplyDeleteLooks Great! Gotta love it when you come up with fun little ideas that make a huge difference. Keep it going! :)
ReplyDeleteCherise, I'm having so much fun! :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I can do that. Hobby Lobby here we come :)
ReplyDeleteKelly
:-)
ReplyDeleteThis room is definitely expecting more babies :D
ReplyDeleteLisa
I'll wait for you to announce first this time...:-)
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