Talk about double duty art! Hang these ribbon-wrapped coasters up to make a mini memo board or take them down and use them to avoid ruining your furniture.
Use patterned fabric and your favorite quote to create this inspirational artwork. What would your version say?
Don’t recycle those shoeboxes just yet! They can be transformed into colorful floating shelves with just a few coats of paint.
Use paint chips or bright construction paper to create this pixelated wall art. We love it with or without the quote
If you have a big space to fill, start by using a shipping pallet. You’ll be able to make a statement and remedy your empty walls.
This stunning outdoor art was made from salvaged pieces of lumber from an interior renovation. It’s a great way to repurpose unused materials!
With a blank canvas, a roll of painter’s tape (or lace washi tape), and a couple of cans of spray paint the artistic possibilities are endless.
Talk about texture! We’re betting guests will be drawn to this feathery wall art. It’s a look and touch piece.
Just by layering these paper cutouts you can create a completely different texture. And you can never go wrong spray painting a piece gold.
Head to the hardware store for the supplies for this creative sign. There are tons of colors and materials to choose from. What will you spell out?
This time, the paint chip art is done up in triangles and framed like a normal print.We love that it’s so simple and colorful.
Think Popsicle sticks are just for the kids? Think again with this pretty color block canvas.
These might be the most low-maintenance plants you can have in your home. Follow the tutorial to press them so they last
Have you ever heard of paper quilling? It’s the art of rolling paper coils in 3D. We love this monogram tutorial.
The frame is half the battle when hanging wall art. So why not turn the frame into a work of art itself using washi tape
Show off all the cities you’ve lived in with this fun map DIY. You can mark the location with a heart, star, or cutout numbers of the year you moved there
Take a plain mirror to the next level with this starburst DIY. All you need is some branches from the floral supply store, spray paint, and glue.
A big piece of pegboard is just made to become an oversized cross-stitch. What pattern would you make?
There’s no stitching required for this embroidery hoop DIY. Instead, you’ll be painting the letters on the fabric.
You can DIY this art over and over again, but we love the idea of hand drawn family portraits on these mini plaques.
Raid the hardware store or your stash of unused IKEA fasteners to make this geometric patterned artwork.
The gold stripes on this painting make it feel especially glam.
This could easily be the fastest and most inexpensive piece of wall art you can make.
Shown here in a nursery, this DIY is really a treat for all ages. You can also start with smaller, cardboard letters to save yourself several steps.
Want to know a secret? This art work is made from toilet paper rolls! We would never have guessed they could look so chic!
Need to fill a lot of space quickly? Try papering a wall in pages from old books. You’ll want to hit up the thrift store or library sale to find ones to use.
These pieces aren’t necessarily designed to last. The flowers will wilt after a while, but that just makes way for a new art and a decor refresh!
You’ve never made an easier stamp than by wrapping a wood block with yarn. And the change in pattern as you rotate the block is what makes this piece so visually interesting.
No room for a real tree during the holidays? Make a trio of washi tape trees on your walls instead. The best part? No messy pine needles to clean up!
This shadowbox idea is a sweet reminder of all the places you’ve lived in the past. How many keys would be in your shadow box?
If you’ve been collecting corks, here’s our favorite way to use them! If you haven’t started collecting them, there’s no time like the present!
Spray adhesive is the trick to making this glitter art. Well, that and a good vacuum cleaner.
Shims are inexpensive and easy to find at the hardware store. And they can be transformed into this easy artwork with just some wood stain and glue.
Next time you’re at the flea market, don’t pass by those letterpress trays just because you don’t have a Vandercook of your own. This fun DIY shows off your love of the process.
This might look like a piƱata, but it only takes a fraction of the time to make since you only have to cover one dimension in fringe.
Don’t just hang up a cork board and call it a day. Instead try this equestrian-inspired tutorial using an old or inexpensive belt.
Ideal for the laundry room, this mirror is simply covered with bold plastic clothespins from IKEA.
One of our favorite upgrades on a basic DIY is adding a few air plants to our string art plaques. Just be sure you leave enough space to nestle in the plants.
Using frosted spray paint on a piece of glass makes this light up art give off a soft glow.
Word nerds and Scrabble junkies, this is the DIY for you. Head to the hardware store to get wood cut into squares, then simply paint out your favorite tiles or maybe your all time winningest word.