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10 DIY scrapbook paper art projects

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10 diy scrapbook paper art projects

 

Scrapbook paper comes in every color and pattern one could possibly think of – why not use some of these gorgeous papers to create fun wall art for your home?  Patterned scrapbooking sheets can be cut to create everything from maps to nature studies to complete wall coverings.  One of the most convenient things about these ten DIY scrapbooking projects is how easy they are to coordinate with your home’s décor and color scheme.   So go ahead and use those bright and crazy designs if you want to- worst case scenario, you can always go back and tone it down.

 

 

scrapbook paper map art

DIY Scrapbook Paper Wall Art – Creative Carmella

 

 

 

 

scrap birds

DIY paper bird painting – Under the Sycamore

 

 

 

 

butterfly art

Butterfly wall collage – The Idea Room

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Atlanta City Skyline – Ten June Blog

 

 

 

 

scrap tree

DIY Scrapbook Paper Canvas Art – Cabin Fevered Gem

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

scrap letters

DIY: Mod Podge and Wooden Letters – This Girl’s Life

 

 

 

 

scrap hex wall

DIY Quilt-Inspired Accent Wall – The Live Well Network

 

 

 

 

scrapbook wall

Decorating with scrapbook paper – Design Dazzle

 

 

Comments

  1. Hi, thank you so much for featuring my wall art project! It’s so easy to do and lots of people have done it, I hope some more people try it! Deb

Have you read?

How to Make Tropical Summer Mini Interactive Album

How to Make Tropical Summer Mini Interactive Album

This adorable Tropical Summer mini album from Conny is so fun and so interactive. She used the Summer Fun collection from Doodlebug to decorate this 5″x7″ album with chipboard covers and moveable pages inside. The cover has blue plaid paper, a wooden sign embellishment with lots of leaves and beach items all around with a 3D flamingo and different types of flowers too.

Inside you’ll find pocket pages, flaps and fold out with lots of fun sea creatures, Summertime patterns and beachy elements.

But my favorite part is the waterfall section she created that allows you to pull a tab and flip through many panels that can be used to journal, include more photos or just for a fun interactive decoration.

She’s sharing step by step directions and lots more album photos over on the Doodlebug blog.

-Heather

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