once again we join our hero...evil villain: a blank wall
hero: iron-on transfers
here is my latest project. a blank wall in a room can be a huge
nemesis. even worse is the cost of art work to put on that wall. it can be daunting. so i am here to
save the day. lately i have been trying my hand at various ways to create art work for my girls' room. here is one attempt i created for my sister...

well, its not from a
thrift store, but it is just a
fun and clever idea. (no, i can't take full credit.) i created some images on the computer for my
baby sister's baby's room (blah!). (i am addicted to photo shop.) i wanted to have them on a canvas and tried many different ways to accomplish this (various image transfer techniques). i was about to call it quits when,
shazam!, i got a brainstorm. i used a fabric iron-on transfer and put it on a canvas. the images were not as crisp as i would have wanted, so, i distressed them a little. they actually turned out great. i can't wait to surprise my baby sister with this
cute and modern art for her baby's space. this is my new baby gift idea. (if your looking for a unique idea for a gift and need someone to 'create' some fun art - drop a comment. we can work something out. (sorry for the solicitation but i have to support this addiction somehow or my husband will go crazy, me too, just in a different way.))
they r adorable! i want some.
ReplyDeleteCute!!! You now need a boy to decorate for!!! Hint hint!
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