Just because you’re not an artist doesn’t mean you can’t create your own art work. Take a look around, inspiration is everywhere, then create your own DIY wall art.
Gathering the supplies are definitely the fun part of this project. You all know I love shopping at my local ReStore Habitat for Humanity, garage sales and thrift stores. These are great places to find items perfect for DIY Wall Art.
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DIY Wall Art Supplies:
- A base for your DIY Art Work- this can be wood or canvas depending on your project
- Drill
- Screws
- E6000
- Spray Paint
- Found objects: Truss plates, banding strap, spools, bobbins, decorative sheet metal, springs, cabinet knobs, metal plates, etc…
DIY Wall Art Instructions:
Step 1) Decide on your background. I used a scrap board piece that I trimmed out with some left over trim pieces. You can also buy wood or canvas boards.
Step 2) Begin laying out the pieces you have collected to get an idea of how you want them to look. Have fun with this. There is no right or wrong, just play with it until you like it.
Step 3) Start attaching your treasures to your board. This can be done with screws and a drill or adhesive depending on your materials. Mine were metal so I used screws to attach mine.
Step 4) Continue attaching the materials in layers.
Step 5) Now Step back and take a look…
For my project I decided when I had it all together I wanted more depth so I added a cabinet knob.
To bring all of the different elements together, I spray painted the entire piece in Rustoleum Gloss White
And glossy paint makes everything feel fancy right?
I decided to add a pop of color by spray painting my knob in Rustoleum Seaside Gloss
I’m going to make 2 more pieces of DIY wall art to go along with this one. I am thinking I will paint one all Seaside Blue with a white knob and the other will be a 50/50 mix of the 2 colors. I can’t wait to hang them in my guest room at the lake house.
As a post note, this is the first time I used all metal materials and I am kind of in love with the metal look as well. What do you think? With the right frame you could really pump up the industrial look that everyone is falling in love with! That is my favorite part of DIY projects, you never know how they may evolve!
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