These pretty frames caught my eye. I thought they might contrast nicely against the bedroom wall behind our bed.
I immediately started brainstorming what to put in the 4"x4" picture frame area. I don't have to tell you that photos or art that size isn't very easy to come by. But I really liked the colors that were already there (yes, the Pier One label actually inspired me).
I purchased some kraft paper and played around with some fonts. Here's what I came up with. A letter for me, a letter for my hubby. I put them in a light gray outline/box to remove the guess-work out of cutting.
Look what some scissors do, girls and boys:
Less than five minutes later (dog-petting time is included in the time count).
I'll photograph them in the bedroom soon. A current bedroom photograph is always on the weekend to-do list.
Any other frame-filling ideas for a unique size area? DIY art experiences of your own? Oh--and leave a comment below if you'd like the name of the font I used or something.
The the post is sharing diy wall art for bedroom letters. Useful post
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