Wall art is a good way to create a focal point in any room. Make sure you can see the wall art from anywhere in the room. The color of your wall art should be close to the color of the walls but not match exactly. Matching the colors will create too much contrast and draw attention away from your wall art.

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Animated Wall Art: Making Dreams Come True: a blog about creating your own wall art / creative ideas.

Making your own wall art can be a lot of fun. You can make it from scratch, or you can turn a piece of furniture into something amazing. The advantages of making your own art is that you can create something unique and amazing. You’ll also end up with a one of a kind work of art, which will probably be priceless to you and your family.

Tapestry Wall Hangings: Tapestries are another great idea for creating new art for your home. You can get tapestries in various sizes; some are small enough to hang on the wall as an accent piece, while others are large enough to cover an entire wall.

Most tapestries come with a rod at the top. You’ll want to use this rod to hang the tapestry on the wall.

This can be done by first finding a spot on the wall where you want to hang the tapestry. Take several tacks and place them close together along that spot on the wall. The closer together you take these tacks, the better the hold will be when hanging the rod through them. Once you have taken these tacks out of the wall, line up your rod over them and press down firmly so that it goes all of the way through them.

Hi there, my name is Svetlana and I am an artist.

I am in love with arts since my childhood and always wanted to do something with it.

I had a chance to study art in college for a few years, but after that I had to move to other city and could not continue my education at the same level. That was a hard time for me and so I decided to try something else.

But later on I realized that this is what I really want to do, so I decided to teach myself new techniques online and here is the outcome 🙂

I have many ideas for paintings, but most of them are very big so I need some time to finish them. But here you can see some of my work as well as tutorials on how to make wall art using different techniques.

To find out more about me or if you have any questions, please visit my blog: http://family-wall-art.blogspot.com/ or email me: svetlana@family-wall-art.blogspot.com . Thank you!

Having a little one in the house can be a blessing, but it also is a challenge to come with creative ideas for decorating their room. Thankfully, there are some brilliant ideas out there that are fun and easy to do.

The most important thing to remember when decorating the room of a child is keeping the room safe. The last thing you want is your 6 month old getting into paint or markers. When decorating a child’s room, steer clear of permanent items like wall paper and choose things that can be easily removed if they get ruined or used in an unsafe way.

Tissue Paper Wall Art

Even though you will be putting this on the wall, tissue paper is still good to use because it isn’t permanent. If your baby gets into this and rips it up, no worries! It won’t have ruined your walls. Tissue paper is great because there are so many different ways to go about this project. You can use tissue paper to create butterflies or flowers, letters or even simple shapes. You can hang these up with string or ribbon and change them out whenever you want some color on your walls! The best part about using tissue paper is that you can mix and match with other items such as paint chips or fabric!

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We are a family of four living in the countryside of South Wales. We each have a busy life and don’t get to spend much time together, so we dreamed and designed our house to be one big, continuous space that would give us the opportunity to spend quality time as a family.

The house has been designed and built to provide lots of different spaces where we can relax and enjoy ourselves, as well as a variety of work spaces where we can do our own thing when we need some ‘me’ time.

We want to share our home with you, so take a look around on this blog and see if there is anything here that inspires you or gives you ideas for your own home design. If you like what you see, please subscribe to receive updates and new posts by email.**