The StateState MapsState ArtState We'VeState Of OregonYay OregonOregon TexasState String ArtString MapForwardI love this! I could put our birth places and then Texas in the middle where we fell in loveNeed some creative DIY wall art ideas for your blank walls? We believe you should show your creativity through what you choose to display in your home.Whether you need art to hang on the walls in your bedroom, bathroom, living room, teens room, dorm or apartment, we have some awesome DIY wall decor ideas for you to choose from. Cheap and easy ideas for those on a budget, quick ones that don’t take a ton of time, creative arts and crafts ideas for original artwork you can make yourself. 76 DIY Wall Decor Ideas 1. DIY Indigo Wall Art With Framed Fabric Grab some cheap bamboo frames on sale from your local craft store and some pretty table runners for the fabric. This DIY wall decor project is easy, quick, cheap and oh so lovely. 2. DIY Abstract Art With A Golden Touch

I just love wall art ideas that are lovely and yet so simple that you can do them even if you do not have tons of artistic talent. An abstract done with just a few colors and a splash of glitter, this textured painting is easy enough to do in under an hour. A super simple home decor project and quick DIY gift idea, this DIY project is definitely one to check out. 3. DIY Yarn Wall Art Hanging I would never have thought to make a yarn hanging (and I can’t stop thinking of cool DIY ideas!) I have seen a few of these now, so they are becoming pretty trendy. I love this modern yet rustic look for home decor, don’t you? 4. Easy DIY Painters Tape Wall Art Having looked at DIY wall art ideas for a few years now, this project is my all time favorite. Anyone can do it and come up with a piece of art well worthy of a place in the living room. Using just painters time and some basic acrylics, you can make this layered masterpiece in a couple of hours, maybe even less.

5. Cork Wall ArtSign up for the Latest Updates11 DIY Lanterns That Will Light Up Your Summer Give any room a fresh look with these simple projects for personalized wall art. Rope WordsRope WordsMake a statement (literally) with this cute jute rope love sign.Get the tutorial at Hymns and Verses. Paper Cut-OutsPaper Cut-OutsCut nature-inspired patterns into the top layer of paper, and layer it on top of another color paper for a cool 3D effect.Get the tutorial at Ohoh Blog. 9 New Ways to Repurpose Your Old Gardening ToolsHang up a scarf. Granted, you should pick a scarf that looks like a piece of art, like this one, and make sure to iron it before you hang it up. But you could also frame it. Use masking tape to create a geoemetric, abstract painting. Paint a crazy colorful random design on a canvas, use tape to make a herringbone pattern, paint over the whole thing in white. When you remove the tape, you’ll get something like this. (The image shown is an actual art print that you can buy.)

Frame a fabric or wallpaper sample. Wrap cute fabric around a rectangular piece of styrofoam or wood and staple in the back. Here’s a similar idea but with damask wallpaper. Turn an old window into a picture frame. Cut circles out of poster board, spray paint, and glue onto a canvas.country living room decorating pictures Create a magnetic Scrabble board and have an ongoing game with someone you live with.bedroom theme ideas for couples A totally cute idea if you have a roommate.diy home decor lighting Follow this tutorial on how to blow up your Instagram pics.best outdoor metal furniture paint

Attach fabric to your wall with liquid starch. Peels off easily if you live in a rental. You’ll want to use a heavier fabric, like upholstery. Get the full directions here. Hand paint watercolor pixel art. Amanda Wright of the blog Wit and Whistle turned a photograph she took in Iceland into a watercolor pixel painting.diy christmas wall decorations Use a canvas on a hinge to cover an alarm panel or fuse box.exterior house design names Get more directions here. Spraypaint papier-mâché letters to create zinc alphabet letters. Get the directions here. Create string art with embroidery floss or yarn. Seriously, how cool is this? Make a wipe-off board with patterned paper inside of a frame. Only for the daring. Get the instructions here.

Make a display with shoe boxes. Spray paint the inside of a shoebox to display lightweight items. Boxes lined with pretty paper looks lovely, as well. Stencil letters onto a thrift store painting. Use foil tape to create a wallpaper-like design on a wall. Create constellation art with string lights and a canvas. Poke holes into the canvas in a random constellation pattern and then stick the bulbs of the string lights through the holes. Paint coffee stirrers and arrange into an art piece. This kind of qualifies as legitimate art. Get the tutorial here. Here are 10 garland ideas from A Beautiful Mess. Display of adorable tiny mirrors is adorable. This DIY flower installation is made from… Doilies and orange thumbtacks! Make your own Moroccan stenciled “wallpaper.” Get the full directions here. Glue wooden letters onto a canvas and spray paint. Get the incredibly simple directions here. Organize art supplies into a rainbow display.

Make a sunburst mirror out of paint sticks. Run crayons through a hot glue gun to create a colorful, textured masterpiece. Use up all those broken crayons you might have lying around. Warning: this is a bit of a malodorous project. Use household items to hang pictures. Or these curtain hangers from IKEA. Make a vertical hanging succulent garden. Succulents survive with very little light and water. Get the directions here on how to make this. Create a pegboard using colored pencils and string. Get the full tutorial here. Put those scraps of yarn to good use. The tutorial is here. Turn leftover wine corks into wall art. Now you have an excuse to drink even MORE wine. This faux-cast-iron is actually made from recycled toilet paper rolls. Get more info on how to create this here. Hand stamp a geometric print. The use of potato stamps gives this design a cool color variation that makes it interestingly imperfect.