Awhile back, I was reading one of my favorite blogs and she had done some linen artwork as a ‘look for less’ post.
Her finished product was gorgeous. I thought that something alongs those lines would be a simple solution for the artwork in our guest room.
Unfortunately, the paper that she was used was sold out. So, I went on the hunt for other neat paper that I could for the project. I ended up purchasing two handcut sheets from Etsy.
On one of my recent shopping trips to the fabric store, I picked up some burlap. I chose it over linen simply because of the price tag. The burlap was 3.99/yard and the linen was $12.99/yard.
I had Mathlete pick up two Ribba frames from Ikea in the 20 x 20 size since that is what best accomodated my paper.
Then, I measured and marked the fabric for my frames.
Because the 20×20 frames have a floating mat, I also had to cut that down because I wanted to use its weight to keep my fabric in place.
Once I had everything cut, I used fabric glue and glued my paper down to each piece of fabric.
I left it there to dry for awhile. I put the fabric into the frames and closed them up.
Now I just need to get Mathlete to hang them in the bedroom (along with about a million other items around the house!) and that room will be almost complete!
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Rachel says
I LOVE the linen and white look!
Rachael says
SO pretty. I’m always on the lookout for beautiful art I can do myself for cheap. This is perfect thanks for the inspiration
rebekahdawn says
Very nice! I love that paper!
Robyn Rasmussen says
This looks so sophisticated for so little time and effort! Love it!
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Shannon says
I love the linen and papercut. So very pretty! Your guestroom looks lovely.
Jilly says
Recently I read one magazine that everyone women prefer white color for entrance room. You also one of them. I really impressed with your arrangement. That linen and papercut is great.
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Ceekay- Thinkin of Home says
That paper is fabulous! I think that is a great way to make wall art!!
bailey k. says
what a great project! the paper with the burlap looks so good together. great job!
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thanks so much for sharing!
Shannah @ Just Us Four says
thanks to everyone for stopping by and leaving such great comments. I have been trying to return the love today by visiting each of you but blogger doesn’t want to cooperate with me (or maybe it is my computer). I will hope for better luck tomorrow.
Jenny says
This looks great – I really love it!
Jenny
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Julia @ 551Eastdesign says
This is simple and stunning. I might have to do this for our home! Love it!
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Deborah March says
Just my thing…inexpensive and elegant! NICELY done!
Hi, I'm Laura Ingalls Gunn says
Now this is so simple but so pretty!
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Jill says
I love how simple this is, but how great it looks!
Just Jaime says
So simple but it looks so good!
Lindsay says
Oh wow, this is so adorable! I am impressed by the simplicity of it! Great job! Thanks so much for sharing at Show & Share!
Jaime Lyn at Crafty Scrappy Happy says
another fabulous project—so simple and so beautiful! :o) Thank you for sharing this one too!!!! :o) I am excited to get to know you!!!!
Jaime from crafty scrappy happy
lovecrafts says
So cute! i love it, thanks for sharing.