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11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity

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11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

Empty space on your wall that needs to be filled? Instead of running out to the store to buy one of those assembly line pieces of wall art, why not create something unique on your own? Here are several wall art ideas to get your creative juices flowing. All of these wall art ideas are easy to follow, we have tried to cover different styles that may suit your home decor. You can make your own wall art using these simple DIY techniques.

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

1. Framed Bandanas – Country Living

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

2. Framed Handkerchiefs – House and Home

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

3. Light Up Dandelion – Off Beat Home

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

4. Cardboard Tube Flower Art – Croissant and Lavender

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

5. Hoop Art – Flamingo Toes

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

6. Faux Wrought Iron Art – Home Heart Craft

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

7. T-shirt Canvases – The not So Blank Canvas

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

8. Cardboard Tube Flower Field – Jenny Lynn Designz

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

9. Shutters & Window – Clarendon Lane

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

10. Painted Feathers – Homework

11 Wall Art Ideas to Spark Your Creativity @craftgossip

11. Quilled Art – Lee Gainer

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