You're sure to find LOTS of great Trash to Treasure ideas, 'cuz I have some talented friends.
If you've got an idea or project to share, then LINK UP!
And NOW...for some wall art.
Do you have a naked wall, and an almost naked wallet?
I've been there, done that. And I revisit the situation often. DIY Home Ideas has solved our problem.
Got some stencils? Stencil a pattern right on your wall and frame it with a thrift store frame. Instant wall art! If you don't want to stencil directly on the wall, use a piece of poster board, or some fabric. I cut up a canvas drop cloth and stenciled on that. Look here for that project.

Speaking of fabric, how about just framing a beautiful fabric scrap? Beautiful pattern AND color on your walls. Isn't that what art is supposed to do?

How about another empty frame? This one is hung over a map, but you can also just hang empty frames. This adds an architectural element to the art.

Look out, fabulous kitchen art idea below. What a great idea for displaying photos in the kitchen. I guess you probably should use NEW pans for this, the ones in my cupboard are, shall we say, less than pristine.

I loooove these ceiling rosettes. Simple and graphic. My favorite.
Speaking of graphic. If you're into typography, this license plate collage is DROOL WORTHY.Now link up those projects!









Love that stencil idea. Long stretches of wallspace terrorize me. Lately I've been searching for long horizontal artwork as I have so many of these spaces in my house. But seeing all these ideas is inspiring me to get out of the box :O)Thanks for hosting the party (I'm having one the 16th, if you're interested...would love to have you!)
ReplyDeleteHi! This is my first time linking. Thanks so much for hosting the party! Have a good day...
ReplyDeletepk @ Room Remix
I used license plates in my son's room instead of a wallpaper border. We hung them end to end around the top of the room using very small nails.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
www.TrashToTreasureDecorating.com
I have a post on my blog about my son's room where he discovered my old album covers. It turned out great!
ReplyDeleteI love the license plates! I have the personalized plate from my old car hanging in my laundry room. I got a personalized plate to celebrate paying the car off.
ReplyDeleteFraming fabric~ brillant!
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas! I love those ceiling rosettes on the wall... I.must.get.some!
ReplyDeleteAll cute ideas! I've always framed wallpaper or scrapbook paper - very easy and inexpensive.
ReplyDeleteManuela
Oh... I'm loving those licence plates! Right up my funky rustic alley. :) Those are some great inspiration pics you've found, Kimm!
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Donna
I love your idea photos, Kimm! :) The rosettes are lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry about linking twice....these days are so busy that my brain is fried :( Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great blog--I will follow--and hope you will do the same
ReplyDeleteCheri
These are fabulous! I love the framed map!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the party again. I love all the great ideas I get from everyone. I love the idea that framing material or scrapbook paper can add such a great impact to a wall and room.
ReplyDeleteI am not sure if it was ok for me to link. Many of the posts look like decorating posts. Mine was a craft. If that's not ok, please let me know! :)
ReplyDeleteMan, do I love those ceiling medallions! Awesome look.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm a day late, but I finally made it. Thank you for hosting. :)
i love your trash art! especially love the empty frame over the map- beautiful!
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I love the idea of framing fabric! Why didn't I think of that? www.satisfiedsole.com
ReplyDeleteFraming fabric is such a great idea. I'm going to have to go look through my stash. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLOVED the ceilig rosettes. Awesome idea. Thinking about a collage of them hung on the ceilng to spice up a bland ceiling
ReplyDeleteI am sooooo late, but I finally got a trash to treasure done this week. It's been a long week. Can ya tell? :)
ReplyDeleteGreat home goods ideas! I have been blogging my home design projects on http://sabineshome.com What do you suggest using for home decor?
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