This is an super easy way to decorate a blank wall in your home...and it seriously took me like 10 minutes to make all three!
The first step is to cut out circles from a cardboard box {whatever size you like.}Or use cake circles.
Next, trace the circle onto your chosen fabric leaving about 1 inch extra around the actual cardboard circle.
Using needle and thread make stitches around the circle {I do big stitches, you cover more area quicker and stitching size doesnt matter.}
After you go around the entire circle, center your cardboard and pull the thread so that it tightens around the cardboard making a nice fabric cover.
Double knot the two pieces of thread and its ready for the final step!
Using mounting tabs that I purchased at the $1 store {they are basically foam squares that are sticky on both sides} I stuck it on the back of the cardboard and then peeled the other side and stuck it directly to the wall.
Here is the finished product above my kitchen sink:
And in my Mother's dining room:
Note- Her 7 took a little bit longer than my 3 but, not much:)
Happy Crafting!
-Amanda
Such a cute idea! I can definitely see doing those in a nursery with cute baby fabrics!
ReplyDeleteman. even I could do this one! and im craft retarded! thanks for sharing the idea =)
ReplyDeleteWow!! Those really are so chic! Love the fabric choices too!!
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Very cute and clever. Lots of impact, easy to do and cheap. Win win!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great, simple, clever and genius decorating idea. Thanks for sharing this...
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Lucky Star Lane! Very cute. I would have made a mess trying to do this with mod podge or something, but this is much easier and quicker!
ReplyDeleteOh how neat is that?? I found you today through a party and am glad I did=) I love this super easy idea!! I bet it's a good way to reuse old clothes as well?? Ok, my wheels are turning, thanks so much for sharing.
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looks great! i love them displayed in bulk like the 7. stopping over from sugar bee's party.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea! This would be super cute in a little kids room or hung vertical! I love it!
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Have a wonderful day!
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ReplyDeletewow! That is simple and cheap. Thanks for the inspiration. I think I'll put some of these in my little boys room. His walls are a little bare.
ReplyDeleteLove that idea!! It's so easy so it could be changed out whenever you feel like redocorating.
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I love this idea!! I will have to remember this one!! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is certainly cute and easy. Thanks for linking. Please don't forget to add a reference to Fabric Fun Thursday on your post or page. THX.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! What a clever idea. I was expecting to see embroidery hoops. I never like how the clamp sticks out on those. This is a great solution.
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute! I will have to try them. I am always looking for things to fill bare spots!
ReplyDeleteThose are totally cute! What a great idea, I am totally bookmarking this!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! :o)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I have lots of cereal boxes, etc. that I have been saving. They would be perfect for this!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and simple idea! Love it.
ReplyDeletevery cool reminds me of the way the ladies would show off their variety of plates
ReplyDeleteIsn't that fun? Cute idea, and super quick!!
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ReplyDeletethese are such an aweseome idea...you could put them anywhere and they would look fabulous. i am filing this one away for easy baby bedroom wall art.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this idea!! Great thinking!
ReplyDeleteOoh sweet! Of course we could use other shapes and a glue stick to make squares, diamonds... sky is the limit. Inexpensive decorations, love it.
ReplyDeleteFabulous decorating idea!!!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun and simple way to add a pop of color--thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - and so simple too!
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Hope you have a great week!
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Cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are super cool!!! What a great idea! Sorry I wasn't able to admire your work last week. I was out of town. Thanks for linking to Transform Tuesday!!
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute! I love that you decorated with out painting and it is a really cheap easy way to jazz up a space. I may have to do this in my craft room... Thanks for linkin to It's Stinkin' Cute Craft Thursday!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Such a cute idea!
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This is my kind of craft! Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love the pull of fabric into the room! Thanks for linking up to Topsy Turvy Tuesday's!
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