It's taken us awhile to get the framed wall art up on the walls here at our new place. In the past I've zoomed through decorating a new home, but this time, I've taken longer to really think things through. One of my main goals in decorating this place is to not overwhelm it with "stuff" and clutter. That includes the walls.
Showing posts with label wall decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall decor. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
How to Make a Moss-Covered Heart
I love organic decor accessories and using nature to guide and enhance the Seasons and Holidays. I'm also a fan of layering those natural organic pieces with mirrors and walls, doors and vignettes. Wreaths, faux flowers, branches, and natural elements can come together to create a one-of-a-kind Holiday Centerpiece for your room.
Labels:
diy,
diy crafts,
faux flowers,
hearts,
Kitchen Sitting Area,
moss,
moss covered heart,
Valentine's Day,
wall decor,
wreath
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Orphan Sampler gets a Vintage Frame
This last Spring I found this wonderful cross-stitch Sampler
and because I still hadn't unpacked my vintage loose frames
it landed here on my little hallway table.
Labels:
antique frames,
Autumn,
fall,
faux flowers,
floral,
needlework,
vignette,
wall decor
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Create Your Own Canvas Art
So...are you ready for a fun Give-Away?
I need to share a little "backstory" on this. About 6 weeks ago I received an email from a rep at CanvasPop. I know you all have heard of them; their company makes wonderful photographic prints transferred to canvas. I've seen them on other blogs, and have been impressed with their amazing quality of work. They were generously asking if I'd like to send in one of my photos to be turned into a canvas print/image.
WOW, how super!!
Except as you all know and hear me complain about mention, I have very limited wall space in our new home, and I've been taking my time making decisions about wall decor and art. I pretty much dragged my feet on this opportunity and went through all my photographs of the last several years, but could not come up with anything that really grabbed me.
CanvasPop Website.
If you have a minute watch their very cool video!
Then I had a thought...(this can be so dangerous) what I really would love to have would be some sort of vintage image on the canvas. I wasn't sure what that would be or how to get that to work, but I got back with them and asked if it might be possible. The only stipulation would be that the image would have to be something in "the public domain", meaning that the artist must be deceased at least 100 years so it will not still be copyrighted.
Where do you find a vintage image that is no longer under copyright?
I thought I'd give Etsy a go, and sure enough there are endless images available in the format that it takes to have the image copied on canvas. I think I paid $4 for this image to be downloaded to my computer. If you do a Google search for downloadable images you'll find them tons of places. I happen to love vintage images of sheep. What's your obsession? I guarantee that you'll locate many options.
This is what I chose, but if you want a photo canvas of your kiddos, or your pets, or a perfect sunset from your own photograph, then that's available too.
CanvasPop has lot's of options to choose from and they will customize your canvas to best accommodate the size of your image. This Give Away is for a free 16x20 image on a .75 wrapped canvas. And if you don't want to wait on the Give Away, then there's a 35% off coupon discount available to my readers, you'll just need to use the code COMMON35 at checkout.
Here's the .75 wrap. I chose to have the print extended over the edges, but you can also choose white or black, so that you won't lose any of your original image.
It comes ready to hang, with a professional wire and hardware.
I'm enjoying my little gal here on the Entry Console for now.
Here's How to Enter:
- LIKE CanvasPop on Facebook
- LIKE Common Ground on Facebook or become a follower of this blog, Common Ground.
- SHARE this Give Away image on your blog, Facebook, or some kind of social media.
Then please let me know back here on this blog, Common Ground with a separate entry comment.
Is your brain doing backflips thinking of all the possibilities?
Hope you'll enter, since the you can get so creative!
The Give Away closes Friday at midnight.
I'm joining here:
The Scoop at Stone Gable
Show and Share at Coastal Charm
Tweak it Tuesday at Cozy Little House
Mod Mix Monday at Mod Vintage Life
Wow Us Wednesday Savvy Southern Style
From My Front Porch to Yours
The Charm of Home
Inspiration Gallery at Craftberry Bush
Tweak it Tuesday at Cozy Little House
Mod Mix Monday at Mod Vintage Life
Wow Us Wednesday Savvy Southern Style
From My Front Porch to Yours
The Charm of Home
Inspiration Gallery at Craftberry Bush
{ The Canvas Art was gifted me by CanvasPop in exchange for an honest review, and I can say they were so nice to work with and exceeded ALL my expectations for a quality product. And they're fast too!}
Labels:
decor,
Give Away,
prints,
sheep,
wall decor
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
An Irish Blessing...
I've always been partial to St. Patrick's Day. The heartfelt sentiments of an Irish Blessing, the beckoning of ancient castles, and lush green hills. The celebrations of friendships and family loyalties, the good wishes and prayers for a blessed year. There may have been a little Irish from my mother's side, so today I'll celebrate the Irish, and send a blessing to all of you.
Labels:
blessing,
green,
sheep,
St. Patrick's Day,
vintage postcards,
wall decor
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