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Monday, February 13, 2012

Heart Art


I do realize that tomorrow is Valentine's Day, so this is about as close as I come to a "themed" post. This was my very first foray into the DIY/crafting world and as with almost all projects here, I had my "helpers" with me. I wanted to create some art for the loft, bringing in yellow and navy, since those were the scrapbook papers my daughter chose (I couldn't find a way to incorporate my son's choice of a ribbed orange card stock, it was just too much).

I drew inspiration from Young House Love's butterfly project (here), which came from Little Green Notebook's project (here) and an awesome Etsy store (Sarah&Bendrix), featured on Secrets from a Stylist with Emily Henderson (here).

The shadow boxes, scrap booking paper and heart punch are all from Michael's.



Just punch out as many hearts as you'd like, fold in half to give dimension, then glue on the background. I did mine in a grid, just eyeballing the spacing, but you can measure and mark if you're that type of person:)


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13 comments:

  1. love the colors too! that looks great on your wall!

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  2. Hi- Love your blog
    I'm a new linky follower- please stop by and follow me if you have a chance-thanks
    http://www.mynotsohurriedlife.blogspot.com

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  3. I love this idea! The color looks great on your wall! I'm now following on Linky Follower and GFC. I look forward to more inspiring posts!

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  4. So cute! Looks great :) Im going to have to try this soon!

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  5. What a cute project! I love the impact it makes on the wall.

    blessings,
    karianne

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  6. Great idea and the art looks so good on your walls. I'm your newest Linky and GFC follower and hope you can hop on over for a visit.
    Mary Alice

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  7. So cute! I loved YHL's butterfly art as well. The yellow really pops on the navy paper. I hope to make some artwork for the walls on our house soon. Nothing beats personalized artwork.

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  8. Thanks for linking up Jessica!! Your heart art will be featured on IHB on Monday! xoxo Debbie at Inspired Honey Bee

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  9. Very cute! I love how creative in thought you are.

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  10. I like the opposite effect you got using the hole side and the punched side. Very cool!

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  11. Oooo...you did another project!!!! *LOVE* this one. :D

    xo,
    Ricki Jill

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  12. Clicked over from Centsational Girl. I saw something similar at an Etsy shop, and I'm planning on recreating it to use as the guest book for our wedding :)

    My fiance and I live in the Bay Area as well so I'll definitely be subscribing to your site now that I've found it.

    Would love it if you'd stop by mine when you get a chance.

    Take care,
    Christine

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Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. I love hearing what you have to say! Sometimes I'm busy chasing after the three kids who can walk, or feeding the baby, but I promise, at some point I'll get back to you and head over to your blog (if you have one) to leave you a comment too:)