Hey there!  I’m still working on my guest bathroom this week!  The last few weekends I have painted the walls, framed the mirror and built a towel hook.  I put together this fun Chevron Wall Art this weekend and it was inexpensive, quick and easy…SCORE!

DIY Wall Art

Here’s how I made it for about $15!

I purchased 1.5 yards of burlap and unfinished MDI letters at Hobby Lobby.   With a coupon for the burlap and the letters at 30% I only spent about $7 total!

plywoodNext, I bought a 2×4 sheet of 1/4″ plywood for about $6 from my local hardware store.  I cut this board down to 46″ x 18″.  I eye-balled the dimensions based on the MDI letters and the space I needed it for.  I used a latex paint that I had matched to the trim in my house to paint the plywood and MDI letters.

how do you make a stencil

I cut the burlap down to 43″ by 15″ and made the Chevron stencil with my Silhouette CAMEO.  How to make a stencil with the Silhouette.  I just used a Chevron print and sized it the thickness I wanted and cut about 4 pieces over and over until it covered the burlap.

spray paint a stencilNext, I took it outside and sprayed about 3 coats of Rust-Oleum Summer Squash spray paint all over!

diy how to paint a chevron stencil

furniture nailsI laid the burlap in the center of my plywood and hammered a furniture nail into each corner.  I purchased a small box of these at my local hardware store for about $2.

glueing down wood letters

Now it’s time to add the letters!  I used Gorilla Glue Epoxy to attach each letter.  I put a large amount on the back of each letter and placed them directly onto the burlap.

how to hang a pictureI used picture hanging wire and brackets to hang her up on the wall.  I purchased this kit a while back at my local hardware store and it has lots of fun hanging brackets. You can use any picture hanging bracket but I do suggest anchoring a screw into the wall for extra security!

That was it!

how to make a sign

Chevron Tutorial

chevron diy sign DIY Wall Art

A large wooden sign for $15 and about an afternoon of work:)  This bathroom is very small and with no windows it can feel very dark.  I love how the white accents and this sign help to open it up and give it light!   Thanks so much for stopping by!

~Ashley

Recent guest bath projects:  Towel Hook, Painted Walls and Mirror Frame

 

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    Mine looks aboslutely beautiful! I built it myself! I used the plans at WoodworkPlans.info to build mine – I highly recommend you visit that website and check their plans out too. They are detailed and super easy to read and understand unlike several others I found online. The amount of plans there is mind-boggling… there’s like 16,000 plans or something like that for tons of different projects. Definitely enough to keep me busy with projects for many more years to come haha ✔✔✔??????

    Go to www. WoodworkPlans.info – click the pink link above for some more plans! Best of luck on your building adventures!

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  2. I think that this is such a beautiful piece. It is such a wonderful idea. I bet you have the prettiest house ever 🙂 I seem to love everything you do!!

  3. This looks so easy and fun! Thanks for sharing. I just bought two yards of burlap yesterday but haven’t decided what I want to do with it yet. Thanks for the inspiration.

    1. Thank you Cathy! Send us pictures if you make one:). We can share with our Facebook friends;)
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  4. I LOVE this!! I have been re-doing my kids bathroom and it needs something big and fun…might make something like this!

    1. Thank you Alicia! Send us pictures when you are done so we can share with our Facebook friends:))
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