Fabric Wall Art

There is jewelry with semi-precious stones in sterling silver and vermeil, lace tapestries, quilts, decoupage candles, Fabric Wall Art, glass work and gourd craft. Five artists will show at the Triangle L Ranch: Sharon Holnback (glass and iron), Susan Blogger Megan Pyrah of "Brassy Apple" explains how to create your own Fabric Wall Art. I love changing up the decor of our home a couple different times a year. This year we are just renting a house, and because we can't paint the walls, this technique is LOS ANGELES, March 24, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Templeton is pleased to announce a new collection of fine fabrics and wall coverings designed by acclaimed travels and his adventures in the worlds of art, fashion, and design. The line ranges from sprightly One of my very stylish friends has assembled several cool stretched fabric panels, which are hung in her home. I love the big, bold statement that this fabric art creates, so when I recently found directions on how to do it, I thought I'd pass it along to you. the 10 trends below have us freshly inspired – but how many have you incorporated into your own decor? See what we’re loving, and shop our picks to get the look. • Hexagonal shapes: No longer restrained to tiles and geometric fabric prints of tapestry-like fabrics and upholstery fabrics that when hemmed and hung on a wall can create a fabulous focal point. Search for a fabric that works with your decor. Fabric remnants are another choice as wall hangings. First, hem all four sides with .

In this week’s video, we take a visit to the new fabric store Whiz Bang Fabrics in San Francisco where owner Helen Fawcett shows us how to make some cool Fabric Wall Art. You can see more photos in my Flickr set of the store and finished fabric wall art. 1. Put your fabric inside your embroidery hoop like so: 2. Cut off any excess fabric. 3. With your contrasting fabric, write the phrase or word you would like to put on your wall art. I used a pencil, but you might want to use a pen or marker so that you Hit up your local fabric and art store to grab some colorful fabric and some stretched canvas frames. Stretch the fabric over the frame and staple it in place and you've got nearly instant décor for your walls. When you update the look of your room just As Apartment Therapy's Managing Editor, Carrie covers design and modern homelife with children. A lapsed librarian, she lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two kids and is in contention to break the record for most hours spent at the playground. .