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Showing posts with label wall art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall art. Show all posts

Monday, February 14, 2011

L is for Love....

Hopefully you got your love a Valentines Day gift!  It is the day for treating the one you love after all.  Love is in the air.... and on Etsy also!
Find it at Etsy!  
Find this at Etsy!  
Find this at Etsy!  
Find this on Etsy!



L-O-V-E!  Until next time...xoxo

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

A.W.L.... Art We Love!

Artist:  Seth Indigo Carnes
When my husband and I first moved in together... our first "disagreement" was focused around art.  He had a bunch of posters from Prints Plus that he wanted to hang on our walls.  My least favorite of which was the lava flowing into the ocean poster.  ICK!  I was quick to tell him that if we were going to hang art of the wall it was going to be actual photos and paintings and not posters of such.

Many people think that they cannot afford proper artwork, but my friends ... you can!  Affordable artwork is just a mouse click away.  I have spoken of Etsy a lot. You do have to kind of have an idea of what you want to search for, but there are so many options.

Art We Love (featured on the Nate Burkus Show last week) is another great resource for original artwork at a variety of price points starting at $15.  Here are some of my favorites!

Artist Midori Harima
Artist:  Stefan Hengst

Artist Tomoo Gokita

Finally, 20X200 offers a great variety of artwork also! The have photos and other works on paper and introduce two new editions each week.   As the name will tell you- you can purchase prints for as low as $20 bucks and as high as $200 (dependent on size).  There is something for everyone!  Here are a few examples of what you can find at 20X200.

Artist Christian Chaize
Artist:  Lisa Congdon

Artist:  Valerie Roybal

Go on... support artist and get youself something unique and original and now sold at your local mall! :)  Until next time...xoxo

Thursday, June 17, 2010

EH.... Embroidery Hoops = Wall Art!

Embroidery hoops equals easy and affordable wall art.   I had saved a photos into my "Courtney Files" not too long ago and was reminded of how cute it was just the other day.  Using embroidery hoops to make wall art is so cute and and so easy!  Buy some hoops and some colorful fabric and voila.  You want to get extra creative, spray paint the embroidery hoops a bright and colorful color!

Check out these inspiration photos.

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Crafty Rachel

My Artsy Fartsy Life

Scissors, Paper, Glue

Apartment Therapy

Need some instructions on how to do this, check out this site.  The options are endless.

Until next time...xoxo