There's no need to go out and drop a fortune to accessorize the walls in your home. With a tiny creativity, you can repurpose a variety of things in your house and have incredibly one-of-a-kind wall art
without spending a dime.
Step 1 Make a giant faux frame on your wall by taping off a rectangular section and painting the space within. Hang pics of significance, a diploma or other memorable pieces within your frame
. This is a great way to bring a sense of unity to a collection of multiple items.
Step 2 Hang those mismatched china plates
and platters you seldom use on the wall. Attach a hook to the back of the plate and hang it on a wall hook using a colorful piece of ribbon tied in a bow.
Step 3 Paint the shiny sides of elderly CDs, then etch a design in to the paint to expose the iridescence underneath. Affix the CDs directly to the wall in a creative pattern or put strings through them and hang them in an asymmetrical fashion on the wall.
Step 4 Bring the beauty of nature right to your wall
by lightly painting the backs of leaves, fern fronds and flowers and then pressing the images onto the wall. Fill a small wall with your designs or generate a one-of-a-kind border around the room.
Step 5 Generate a collage of elderly picture frames on the wall by painting them all black and hanging them in a rectangular or square pattern. Fill them with pics you have stored away, elderly postcards or antique black-and-white photos.
Step 6 Use things from nature to adorn your walls, such as a piece of driftwood, a branch from your yard, dried flowers or shells.
Step 7 Gather up your elderly half-used cans of paint and stencil in a pattern around windows and doorways or other focal points on the wall.
Step 8 Cover elderly wood hangers
with sheer strips of fabric or paint them in bright colors. Hang a dried bouquet of flowers, a vintage necktie or an elderly piece of costume jewelry from the hanger and then hang the piece from a wall hook.
Step 9 Display memorable pieces of clothing, such as a kimono
from your trip to the Orient, your daughter's first dress or your wedding gloves.
Get creative! anything around your house can become wall art if you put a tiny thought in to it.
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