I will show you how to make DIY fabric art!

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Hello, there! Thanks for stopping by! I'm April. I am a mom, wife, blogger, and photographer from Indiana. I love to decorate and redecorate my house by the day and share it all with you!
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That fabric is perfect! Looks great!
Thanks, Jessica! I really, really love it! 🙂
Looks wonderful April! Love them! 🙂
-Shayna
http://www.TheWoodGrainCottage.com
Thanks, Shayna! 🙂
Love that fabric!! Love simple projects that make a big statement! Would love to have you share this at my party!
http://www.madetobeamomma.com/2013/04/homemade-by-you-45-brand-new-site.html
I’ll do it! Thanks, Katie!
Great idea, love the fabric choice too! Love that it matches your throw pillows.
Love this! So cute, the fabric is great! Also, I am loving the new photos in your header! If you haven’t already, would love it if you would link this up to Give Me The Goods Monday: 1 Party, 5 Blogs! http://www.rainonatinroof.com/2013/04/give-me-goods-monday-linky-party-2.html
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof
Wow, those are amazing! {And seriously, what are the odds of finding the same print at two different Goodwills? Crazy!} No wonder you were so excited about the fabric– it’s gorgeous! I popped over from Give Me the Goods Monday–thanks for sharing!
~Abby =)
The fabric is awesome! I can’t believe you found it at Goodwill! Thanks for sharing at Give Me the Goods Monday! Hope to have you party with us again next week!
Chelsea @ Married Filing Jointly
very cute!
what a great idea! i LOVE how they turned out!!
I love the fabric too- and it adds such a nice pop over by the doorway, Nice job 🙂
Thanks for sharing with us, and it’s always great to see creative minds at
work. 🙂
Visiting from Overflowing With Creativity@ It’s Overflowing linky party
Smiles,
Suz @MaytagNMom
NW Illinois
~~My Current Project At The Party~~
Those frames look super happy in their new home and with their new look :o)
Gaby x
This is a fabulous update!! I love the idea of framing pretty fabric, pinning!
xo, Tanya
http://twelveoeight.blogspot.com/
I love how this $30 project turned out! Now I’m inspired to go get some beautiful fabric! Would you mind to share this at my blog hop? I think our readers would love to see this! Thank you 🙂
http://carriethishome.com/2013/04/frugal-crafty-home-blog-hop-18/
Wow! That is sooo awesome! I love this 😉
Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com
Love how the new prints match the pillows. Great job! Just beautiful. Love the color scheme too.
Do you know the maker of the fabric?
Do you know the maker of the fabric?
Do you know the maker of the fabric?
Hi there! I found you through Christy and the DIY link party. I’ve been having a hoot cruising through your blog. Happily following through BlogLovin!
-andi
Those original prints are old home interior (celebrating home) pictures.I have one in my kitchen and we have one at church in the ladies rest room 🙂 I would say they are from late 80’s early 90’s
I love this fabric as well! This past year I reupholstered a vintage motor home and used this very same fabric. I covered the seat backs of the bench seating with the floral print and covered the seat cushion with denim. It was adorable! Then we sold the motor home. I’m going to redo my office at some point and I just might use this print. Thanks for the inspiration and tutorial for the framed prints!
I found this exact wall art at GoodWill also. I chuckled because I had seen this post before I went there. I also found two of the same frames at 2 different Goodwill stores(different from the ones mentioned above). Thanks for the ideas. I love finding old things and making them new.
That is hilarious! It must have been a very popular print back in the day! 😉
Amazing looking DIY project.