Did you love the embroidery hoop wall art that was created on Restaurant: Impossible Holiday Special at the Double H Ranch? I was honored to create the focal point in the hall. Using a drop cloth and wooden embroidery hoops we were able to personalize this wall to match the other decor. This look can be re-created by any Diva of DIY with just a few simple tools and steps.
The wall art made from embroidery hoops and a Harbor Freight drop cloth was the perfect solution to brighten this dark dreary room. Not to mention it added some much needed life back into it! This wall was made of authentic stone so we didn’t want to drill into it or paint it. Â Luckily, we were able to drill a 1″ x 2″ board above the stone to hold our artwork. Usually I just hang these on the wall but hanging them with string from the 1×2 added some movement and fun!
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Embroidery Hoop Wall Art Supplies:
- Wooden Embroidery Hoops in Asst. Sizes. (This is a nice set)
- Drop Cloth
- Spray Paint
- Acrylic Paint
- Matching Patterned Fabric
- Stencils
- Scissors
Wall Art Instructions:
Step 1) Begin by laying out the drop cloth and then arranging as many embroidery hoops.
Step 8) Cut out circles and iron decorative fabric for some of the hoops if desired.
Step 9) Put fabric over small hoop piece and cover with larger hoop piece and draw fabric tight as you close the hoop pieces together. Trim fabric excess if needed.
This is another super easy and inexpensive project. I was so pleased with how well it filled the space and brightened the room.
Be sure to check out all the projects that we covered at the Restaurant Impossible Holiday Special at the Double H Ranch.
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