Here's my Diy Quatrefoil Wall Art!
I positively love Quatrefoil Prints and came across some curtain panels from Lowe's for under $20, and decided to use this fabric as my art. What can I say...I love repurposing things! Here's how this project started.
I found this old modern canvas while shopping our attic one day. The perfect base for my new project.
Here's the Quatrefoil print panel I used.
So I cut the fabric just a little larger than the canvas.
Then I ironed the fabric well, and tightly attached the fabric to the back of the canvas using a staple gun. The corners I basically wrapped like a present, and then gently ironed the edges for crisp lines.
Finally I trimmed off the excess fabric, and done.
It now sits in our family room on top of our antique blanket chest.
Okay, fabric wrapped wall art...such a fun & inexpensive home accessory!
I love how it looks in the room!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pati...we love it too!
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ReplyDeleteI love it, but where's the Mod Podge in this project?
ReplyDeleteLove your art piece, Jane! What a great looking room, too!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece of art. Thanks for the great ideas.
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What a great room. It looks wonderful. Love your wall art, it is perfect. How about a pillow from some of the left over fabric. I also love orange and blue together. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteI agree with Marty, how about a pillow or two with your leftover fabric on the front and your orange or blue fabric on the back? Your room looks amazing! Love how sophisticated it all looks! jules
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is FAB! I love it. It would be perfect for linking up to our Fall Decorations link up party, would love to have you join in!
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You should Mono it with a white block letter...that would be sooooo sweet!
ReplyDeleteThat is SO my kind of craft! I love the pattern! Totally fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing this!
ReplyDelete♥ Aleesha
Thats just perfect there. Love the clean, spare look of the room.
ReplyDeleteThis room looks so relaxing... love it. I totally agree about mixing the orange and blue pillows, or even some dark purple and blue. This room is already so gorgeous, I don't think you can go wrong.
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wow that looks great! Like seriously great! So simple! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove love love Quatrefoil. I can't believe you found that panel in that color, LUCKY! I think a scrollie initial would look good in the middle if you ever want to change it up. I am for the blue on the brown, love that combination. The room looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteOh Jane, I love the WHOLE room! It is gorgeous and this artwork fits it to a "T"!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Lou Cinda :)
so cute :) come on over and link up to MMM!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great!!! Cool project. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jane. I just hooked up to your Maketplace Monday. Thank you for letting me join in. I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteHugs...Tracy :)
What a great project...I AM SO JEALOUS of your gorgeous living room!
ReplyDeleteJust found you today -- looking forward to going through the rest of your blog =)
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ReplyDeleteSimple and clean. Love the fabric and it looks great in your room.
ReplyDeleteFantastic. Great idea to use curtains!!
ReplyDeleteAgain, I love this! This is so unique and FAB, thank you for linking up with All About You Monday. I hope you come back next week where the theme is all about ribbon but any fun project, craft, recipe, etc is welcomed! So glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out really nice and I love it in the room!
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I love that you went shopping in your house! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to Upcycled Awesome number 14!
Jane I love this idea, great fabric choic too, and Easy. I never knew what a bonus room was or better known as FROG til I moved to the Carolinas! Thanks for joining me this week, always a pleasure. Debbie
ReplyDeleteThat really is a great art piece! It looks great in your room:)
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LOVE it!!!!! I'm soooo into quatrefoil right now! Thanks for linking up to gettin' crafty on hump day :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I'm going to have to do that some where. Thanks for linking to We're Organized Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and it adds so much style. Now I'm glad I didn't throw out those old painter canvases!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love this! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
ReplyDeleteLove that fabic! Came out great!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple and easy project! Yet so eye catching!!! Great idea :D
ReplyDeleteI just love how you did the room and Thanks for sharing the project with us.
ReplyDeleteWillow
Ooh! I LOVE this! It's so classic -- and it looks great in your living room! :)
ReplyDeleteI think this looks absolutely great and would copy it in a minute.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the pattern. I sure hope this was at Lowes from THIS season!
Jane, Thank you for checking out my blog, and linking up. This project turned out great, but I for ONE liked the painted canvas before :( but can see how it did not go with your decor, and you made it much better. I hope that you come back more, and link up again. Thanks again, Bella :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I have this same fabric on my dining room chairs.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Looks great! Thanks for joining us this week at Anything Related!
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Thanks for sharing on 2nd Time Around!
ReplyDeleteLove it. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat an easy and creative change up! Thanks for sharing!
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Your room look so nice and cozy. I love your new canvas.
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