Wall hangings are any type of decorative tapestry, rug or textile used to soften and add texture to walls. Many times these wall hangings are quilts. Quilted wall hangings can range in size from a 24-inch square to a large bed-sized quilt that can fill a wall. If you are new to making quilted wall hangings, start with a simple-to-sew pattern for a small wall hanging. A wall hanging usually has tabs sewn into one of the ends to make it suitable for hanging on a rod. Does this Spark an idea?
Hang Rugs as Wall Decorations
You go on a buying spree and buy multiple throw rugs. You get them home and find you don't need them all. However, you do have this empty wall space. Use the rugs as wall decorations. Does this Spark an idea?
Create Leaf Wall Decorations
Leaf decorations on your walls can add a natural element to your surroundings. This can be particularly effective if you already incorporate many natural elements in your house decor. Making leaf wall decorations is a fairly simple task. The most effective way to do this is to create a simple stencil out of card stock and use a sponge to tastefully adorn your walls with the shapes of falling leaves. This can project can be done alone, or you can make it a family project to get everyone involved in the fun.
Do-it-Yourself Kitchen Wall Decorations
Add a touch of the outdoors to your kitchen walls by creating a rustic grapevine wreath. Grapevine wreaths are an earthy addition to any decor, and can be adorned with fabric bows or faux grapes to transform an undecorated kitchen into a classic and homey cooking abode. If you don't have any vines in your garden, another easy material to worth with is thin, flexible wood such as young willow branches. Does this Spark an idea?
Mix and Match the Decor With the Paint Color for the Wall in Oranges
It all began with the purchase of a handsome pottery vase on your vacation. Now the warm orange of the piece suggests expanding its glow to an entire room decor scheme. Working with strong colors like orange can present some challenges that neutrals and pastels do not. Acquire the color theory and other tools you need to incorporate the warmth and charm of orange tones into your decor. Does this Spark an idea?