Happy Friday everyone!
I have to tell you how excited I am for MAY to be here! There are several really exciting events coming up this month for my family. I can’t wait to share them all with you!
For today, I want to share a fun knock off project. My West Elm knock off wall art.
Last week, I guest posted for Shannon at Fox Hollow Cottage. (I know, right??) I shared my knock West Elm knock off wall art. I love it so much, that I want to share it with you guys today!
I love a good knock off project. It’s so rewarding to see something you love and be able to recreate it for a fraction of the price. A few weeks ago, while looking for some decor for my master bedroom makeover, I came across this fabric scrap wall art from West Elm. The simplicity of it caught my eye. It’s just lovely. The colors didn’t work for my color scheme but I knew I could DIY it to work for the space.
You won’t believe how easy it was to create. With a RIBBA frame from Ikea I was already half way there. I grabbed a few coordinating fabric scraps from my scraps bins (which totally reminded me why it is I save every little scrap. You just never know when you can use them). I also grabbed a scrap of burlap to fit the frame. I didn’t bother trimming them. I used them as is for the “scrappy” look.
I sewed the scraps onto the burlap. It look less than five minutes to sew the pieces on. All there was left to do was to place it in the frame. BAM! Gorgeous fabric scrap wall art, in minutes!
I absolutely love the way it turned out. The yellow and gray are perfect for my master bedroom. And my favorite part is that the West Elm version cost $49.00 but my West Elm knock off version cost $5.00! How’s that for a knock off?
Have a wonderful weekend, friends!
Linking up to these great parties and Funky Junk Interiors, Lolly Jane, Coastal Charm, The Shabby Creek Cottage
Love it!
Very cool chelsea!! Fabrics are so beautiful, i love the idea of incorporating them into art. Happy friday!!
xo, Tanay
I thought the same thing when I saw that art on the West Elm website. So DIYable. I love what you did with it. Fantastic!
Toodles,
Sara
What a great idea!! I have to make one of these for my bedroom!
AWesome! I love a good knock off!
What a great idea! I love how you created it on your own. 🙂
So cool! I love this!
Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com
This is super cute and a great idea! Would you consider linking this up at my Pinworthy Projects Party? I hope to see you there!
Ooh I love seeing such cute {and super affordable!} knock-offs! This turned out so well–I can’t believe it was only a few minutes of work! Gorgeous! I popped over from Lil Luna–thanks for sharing!
~Abby =)
I’m still loving everything you do, chelsea! Don’t you want to come hang out at my house and get some projects done over here? I’m sure not accomplishing much 😉 seriously, this is very pretty!
Super cute! What a great way to use up scraps and at the same time display fabrics you love!
Heidi
Love it! what a great thrifty knockoff. isn’t it amazing how retail shops can charge so much for an idea that’s so simple to re-create? Great job.
You’re my craft of the week! http://homemademodern.blogspot.com/2013/05/craft-of-week-west-elm-knockoff-art.html
Fantastic project!! Love it. Stumbling and Pinning. xo
This is so cute! I can just imagine all the possiblities with all the fabric I have hoarded over the years.
Such a cute project! I love how it turned out.
I’ve featured you today: http://www.52mantels.com/2013/05/home-decor-ideas.html
well executed knock off from one of my fav stores! Thanks for sharing at Project Inspire{d} linky party last week!! Hope to see you at this week’s party up now : http://www.settingforfour.com/2013/05/project-inspired-linky-party-no.html Pinned your post to our group linky party board! xo Heather