Scrap Fabric Wall Art
Save that big, blank space on your wall from monotony by creating this Scrap Fabric Wall Art. In as little as six steps you can learn how to transform your fabric scraps into wall art that's completely original to your space. Requiring no sewing, this DIY wall art still has the appearance of a carefully crafted piece of decor. Spend less than an hour putting this trendy mixed media canvas together for your room.
Materials:
- Felt
- Cork
- Metal
- Burlap
- Canvas
- Gesso
- Paper
- Adhesive
Instructions:
- Print out an ampersand onto regular paper.
- Cut it out using the six inch Amplify® Mixed Media Shears. These Amplify® Shears are really nifty to get all those curves and corners cut out!
- Use the eight inch Amplify® Shears to carefully cut out strips from the burlap, metal, cork and felt.
- Adhere these strips onto the ampersand alternating the textures.
- Once you have the entire ampersand covered, flip it over and carefully trim off the excess hanging over. You need to be slow in your cutting as you move from one textured material to another.
- Once the entire ampersand is ready, add it onto the canvas that you prepared. To ensure that the ampersand is the focal point, keep the background canvas simple. You can tear strips of paper and newspaper and adhere them to random parts of the canvas; then cover the entire surface with two thin coats of gesso.
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Weberme
Feb 21, 2018
Never heard of an ampersand wall art but it looks so nice. This would look so cool in a man cave too and a great gift for that hard to find gift when you cannot think what to buy someone. Make them A sewn wall art decor to some theme they love and you can use up those scraps laying around. Adding to my list. Thanks.
nataliegrace
Mar 16, 2017
I LOVE this. I've actually been meaning to make an ampersand craft! I'm glad that there's no sewing involved since I'm a beginner.
Ask93 7929298
Jun 05, 2016
Another great project to add to my already very long to do list. I so enjoy finding projects that use up scraps, especially fabric pieces as i seem to have bags and bags of those. Is it important to use a specific type of adhesive or will any type work?
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