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Wishbone Wall Art

11/18/2013 Leave a Comment

 
If you are still looking for some decor ideas for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday this Wishbone Wall Art is the perfect fun & easy project.  I love that I can be used in everyday home decor too, wishbones and gold seem to be everywhere.  

Supplies:

–  Any type of fabric, but a thicker fabric will work better
–  Gold Acrylic Paint
–  Freezer Paper or Vinyl Stencil
–  Foam Paint Brush
–  Sewing Machine & Thread
–  Vintage Style Hanger {you can find similar ones to the one I used at Ikea}

Cut your fabric to a large rectangle, mine is approximately 12 x 15″

Find a wishbone image online to use with your cutting machines, or if you are doing a freezer paper stencil like I did you can draw it on the paper.

Cut your design either by hand with a xacto knife or your favorite cutting machine, I used my silhouette.  I chose to use freezer paper to ensure I got a crisp and clean image once painted.  If you’d like a tutorial on using freezer paper go HERE.

 
 
If using freezer paper you will need to iron your design in place, shiny side down on a high heat with no steam setting.  If you’re using vinyl apply your stencil to your fabric with your transfer tape.
 
Using the paint color of your choice stencil your design.  I chose gold since it’s a hot trend color and perfect for Thanksgiving.
 
 
Once paint is dry remove your stencil carefully.
 
I used a contrasting colored thread to sew an outline around my painted wishbone design.  I also sewed a double stitch around all four sides of my fabric to create a frame.
 
I decided to fray my fabric by pulling threads one at a time.  The first seam will actually stop your fabric from fraying and keep things even.
 
 
Now just hang your wall art with a vintage style hanger, or frame it if you prefer.  There are a lot of possibilities to display your new fun wall art.  This would also make a great hostess gift if you have someone who is loving the gold, or wishbone trends.
 
 
 

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