Step 1: Take the board apart and cut new fabric to size.
Step 2: Hot glue fabric in place.
Step 3: Put it back together. This one had swing hinges on the back making changing it a piece of cake!
Step 4: Using a ruler space out upholstery tacks to hang jewelry from.
Step 5: Hang on wall and fill with jewelry!
Next, thanks to Vivienne, she wanted subway art. This took a little more time but the final result was worth the work.
Step 1: I took the original artwork out of the frame {a $10 clearance picture with a pink frame}, flipped it over and used the back to assure a perfect fit.
Step 2: I painted it green just in case she wanted it distressed, then white.
Step 3: Using my Cricut machine and contact paper I cut the letters out and placed them on the board. I eyeballed the placement, measuring all of that would have given me a headache.
Step 4: Once they were where I wanted them I unpeeled them and stuck them to the board.
Step 6: Using a exacto knife I carefully pulled the letters off. Luckily the black paint had not bled under the contact paper and no green paint was revealed.
Step 7: Here is where I would have sanded it to reveal the white and green paint beneath but Honey decided she liked it the way it was so I sealed it with a high gloss sealant and placed it back into the original frame.
Two very easy and inexpensive pieces of wall art that helped complete the look of Honey's new room!
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November 16, 20110Today I am thankful for quite days with nothing to do and no place to go. I love staying home all day in my jammies knowing I have absolutely no agenda! It gives me a chance to schedule posts for the days I don't have such a luxury.
What are you thankful for today? Find something, big or small and take note if it. It will make your day a little brighter I promise!













7 comments:
Your DIY posts get me all happy! :) I love how these turned out! (although I am not sure if you're giving me a shout-out for the subway art inspiration or blaming me...) It turned out beautifully and that is a fabulous quotation! My letters always bleed a bit though. What was your trick?
I love days like that... no where to go, no agenda or to-do list. I feel like the only way I get them anymore is if I am sick. :( I jammie day sounds like just the ticket!
I love both projects. I wish I had a crafty side!
Nice work! That subway art project is beautiful!
I LOVE them both! :)
You did such a great job!! I need something for my jewelry.. it is so disorganized! I also need to get a cricut or silhouette! its on my christmas list!!
how cute and creative
oh so cool! i may definitely have to try this. love doing crafts. xoxo
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