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Jen Migonis says
April! I love it so much!!!! What a great idea to do it on foam board!
April Hoff says
Thanks, Jen!! I love it too! 🙂
Carrie @ lovely etc. says
This turned out so great! This photograph is fabulous and I love that you split it into two different pieces.
April Hoff says
Thanks, Carrie! The photo was just perfect for a “split”!
Susan D says
The photo is awesome and perfect for this project and I love how you mounted it on foam core!
April Hoff says
Thank you, Susan! 🙂
theblueeyeddove says
This is the cutest winter picture I have ever seen! Great job as always April!
April Hoff says
Thanks, Erin! Love your house tour today! 🙂
Abby at Just a Girl and Her Blog says
What an awesome idea! I can’t believe you did it for $10! That is an amazing photo, too! LOVE!
~Abby =)
April Hoff says
It’s kind of mind blowing, right? I kind of can’t believe it myself! 🙂
Joan Burd says
Love it! My dining room drapes are the same fabric as your chair pillows! LOVE that pattern!
April Hoff says
Thanks, Joan! I’m obsessed with that fabric! It’s perfection! 🙂
amy w says
I love this idea and your picture is soooo perfect for it! Thanks for sharing with us!
April Hoff says
Thanks, Amy! 🙂
Ginnie says
Love this! I’ve been meaning to get some engineering prints made – I love how you split it:)
April Hoff says
Thanks, Ginnie! 🙂
Laura says
Seriously, April? This is amazing!! I’ve got some serious wall space that needs to be filled. And I may just have to copy your idea. 🙂 thanks for sharing!!
April Hoff says
Thanks so much, Laura! Copy away! 🙂
Leslie Tally says
April, this is beautiful! I love the entire room; such a classy, but comfortable space. Well done! Just stopping by from Rain on a Tin Roof… so glad I found you! 🙂 Have a great week!
April Hoff says
Thank you, Leslie! Such nice words! I hope you come back often! 🙂
Cassie @ Primitive & Proper says
oh wow, april, it’s beautiful! so special!
April Hoff says
Thanks, Cassie! 🙂
Lisa Northum says
What a great idea…it looks amazing and it’s so inexpensive! Thanks for sharing! ~Lisa @ Practically Perfect Home
April Hoff says
No problem, Lisa! Glad you found it useful! 🙂
Tasha A. says
L.O.V.E. this project April. First of all, your winter photographs are stunning and seeing this one on such a large scale in such a creative and thrifty way is just amazing! So happy to be part of this challenge with you!
– Tasha @ Designer Trapped in a Lawyer’s Body {www.designertrapped.com}
April Hoff says
Thanks, Tasha! Such nice words! 🙂
Anne says
This is beautiful. I have a HUGE wall in my great room just screaming for something like this. The image is gorgeous and your tutorial is great! So very inspired!
April Hoff says
I can totally relate, Anne…I have huge walls in my house, and now I have something to fill them with! This definitely won’t be my last Engineer Print!
Chaney @ May Richer Fuller Be says
Looks awesome, April!! What a great, budget-friendly solution to fill up a wall with art!
April Hoff says
Amen to that, Chaney! Thanks! 🙂
Chelsea @ Making Home Base says
I absolutely LOVE this April. It looks fabulous in it’s new home but most of all I can’t believe you did it under $10! I mean it looks like an expensive gallery wrapped canvas that would cost wayyyyy more!!
April Hoff says
I know! I had priced out photo canvases before, and was shocked at how much they cost….I’ll take my $10 version, thankyouverymuch. 🙂
Jeanie Hevener says
I love it! You just gave me a great idea for a big, blank wall in my living room! Pinned!
April Hoff says
I’m so glad you were inspired! 🙂
Krista thehappyhousie says
Love it April! That photo is so stunning to begin with and it looks amazing – so crisp and modern in this huge scale. Such a creative way to achieve this look!!
April Hoff says
Thanks, Krista! 🙂
Mandy Hank says
This is great April! I have always wanted to try one of those prints but never have. You did a fab job! Great image too!!
April Hoff says
Coming from you, that’s a huge compliment! Thanks, Mandy! 🙂
Corey W. says
I love how simple and bold this is at the same time April! Stunning. I can’t wait for the be bold challenge. Should be a lot of fun! Hope you are having a great week so far.
Corey @ TinySidekick.com
Mindi Carwin says
I love love it!!
Bethany says
Awesome wall art! I totally pinned it. 🙂
Emily Morgenstern says
I’m in love! I will definitely need to try this out!
Katja @ Shift Ctrl ART says
This is so wonderful. I am totally loving this art piece. This is how a great two piece is done. Love it!!
Erin says
LOVE! The balance in that photo is perfection. It’s perfect for splitting across two canvases! Pinning so I can do something similar, although how I would ever attempt to pick a fave of my girl, I have no idea. 🙂
Evita Ragsdale says
Awesome idea!! I’m still trying to get ideas for some of our walls! I also love the buffet table, would you mind sharing where you purchased it? Thank you!
Kristin Rae says
I was wondering the same thing!
April Hoff says
Thanks, girls! The buffet table is from Crate & Barrel! 🙂
Heather says
Beautiful and a fantastic idea – I love how the first photo kind of sets up the second.
Kellee the Caffeinated says
I absolutely love how this turned out!
{:miss v:} says
Yup. Love it.
L Ald says
This is awesome. Great job!!!
Thanks for being BOLD.
Brenda Bird says
I love this. Looks so elegant in black and white. I will be using this to finally put something on my walls!
Lauren says
I love your print and the cute candle holders underneath. Do you mind sharing where you found them? I’ve been hunting for some like them for a year! Thanks.
April Hoff says
Thanks, Lauren! They are from Crate and Barrel several years ago. 😉
Lynn W says
Ok…..it’s the end of 2014 and I will be taking down Christmas this coming weekend and that means lots of empty feeling walls and less bling 🙁 Here I find this post from way back on Feb 17, earlier this year and that was my birthday! I will be trying this project out to bring in the new year with something really cool and new! Thank you April for inspiring me for 2015!!! Yay 🙂
April Hoff says
Wooohoo! Isn’t it great to start the new year with some new inspiration! Happy to help, Lynn! xo
Carrie Williams says
Great idea! Love your buffet table, where did you get it?
April Hoff says
Thank you, Carrie! The buffet is from Crate & Barrel. 😉
Theresa Rayner says
That is a beautiful picture! And such a cool idea of splitting it. I can’t believe how inexpensive the project was. Most statement pieces like that are sooooo much more expensive. I can’t wait to try this!
b elle says
Hi there, You are sooo my hero today 🙂 So glad I found you. I love this!! Such a great idea. Thanku-tanku-tanku… Do you or anyone else commenting here have specs on what Staples will accept as far as resolution per size options for their engineer prints. On there website it just gives you three size options with specs that just say black and white only and no color pix. But can’t you just make a color pix black n white or are they actually asking for vector (line drawing) versus raster based image files?? Any file type options (JPEG, tiff, etc) would be great to know also! Thanks again!
April Hoff says
Hi! You are too funny. Well, I don’t know if I can answer all of your questions, but I just saved my black and white image to a zip drive (as a jpeg) and took it in to be printed. I have no idea what size the image was, but obviously the bigger the better. 😉
Julie says
Thanks so much for this. My first ever pinterest craft is now complete. Such an inexpensive and easy way to display a great picture of our kids in their room. Love it! Thank you!
April Hoff says
You are SO welcome, Julie! I’m so glad your first Pinterest craft was a success!!! Now go make another one! Ha! 😉
Debbie says
Awesome…April. One question on the corners…you say cut to angle. Not sure how to fold over for a flawless corner. Can you elaborate?
Liz says
An oldie but a goodie! I used one picture and linked to this post in my first Engineering Print post! Thanks!! http://smartgirlsdiy.com/2016/10/hang-engineering-print/
Dio says
Thank you so much for this!! We just moved into a new home with large walls that normal pictures would not work with. I got this crazy idea in my mind to create my own 6 foot by 6 foot diy picture frame using a shower curtain with a nice print on it. Cheap I know, but I didn’t want to spend a fortune on that large of a picture. I was stressing about having to make a wooden frame to wrap it around, this works so much better & with a whole less stress! Thank you!!
emmasophiaseoa6 says
Wow!! Amazing,Thanks so much for this. My first ever pinterest craft is now complete. Such an inexpensive and easy way to display a great picture of our kids in their room. Love it! Thank you!
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April Hoff says
Haha! That’s awesome! Congratulations! 🙂