Cool & REALLY inexpensive wall art ideas!!

thanks for the links...paper?

I like the use of fabric too, thanks for the great ideas. 

This is really neat.  A client who bought a home from me has now decorated it and she did this in her son's room to have the abstract wall art match the room perfectly.  It made it look like a model  home, and I think it is a great idea for staging when a seller's artwork is to "specific" (I have that right now, and "specific" was a genius word my stager used!).  Thanks for sharing.  Cheers,  Harley

I'm going to try this for sure. I've got the 40% off coupon burning a hole in my pocket!

Monica, thanks for the post - those are fabulous. I know what I'm doing this weekend!

Thanks so much for the link! I love doing Art and have done a few Art pieces for my own home. I need something blue for my living room so I am going to try the Tuscany squares this weekend too. Thanks for paying it forward by sharing.

Cheers! Kathy

Monica;

    I had forgotten the wonderful ideas that Michael's posts.  This is a definite keeper.  I have been wanting to re-do a wall in my kitchen with new artwork but hadn't found what I was looking for....until now!!!  I know what I'm doing this weekend!  Thanks! 

Cheers!

I like the look of these, but I'm not the crafty type.  But will still take a look at them.

Great ideas. thanks for sharing your finds.

Monica

Thanks for the tip.  I was looking for additional ideas for inexpensive wall decor.

Stacy

I've used scrapbooking papers with existing frames where the picture didn't work with the room.  By just covering up the original picture (leaving the mat intact) with color coordinated scrapbook papers, cut down in size or shape as desired you can make something inexpensive to work in any room.

Simple and cheap and it doesn't ruin the original picture if you just tape the pages together on the back.

Kathy Fix, Owner, Staging Dreams, Murfreesboro, TN 

Thank you so much for sharing.  I've been talking about doing this for months.  We jsut recently used scrapbook paper to put underneath the glass of a tray.  It turned out great. 

Love it. I will be setting up a crafting session to make these this weekend with my daughter and her friends. Kym

Had to bounce over here from your other post. One of my clients(now my best friend) wanted me to help design her breezeway between the house and garage. Now I know wht I am going to put on the wall. Thanks!

Thank you for sharing this with your AR members!

Monica, I saw your other post today and so, of course, had to come over to this one to get the full idea of what your were trying to convey. This pictures at the other house were great. Inexpensive ideas can sometimes make the best ideas.