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Ta-da! Perfectly adorable grommet!
I took my art to the wall and hung it with plain nails. I’ll use decorative ones to cover ’em up.
I added my chain, which again only cost me about $1.45 at Lowes
And vioila! I’m also going to add a fun door nob to the peak of the chain. I didn’t quite get to Architectural Antiques this weekend as I planned to.
Now, here’s the question of the day… What should I put in the open gold frames??
Here’s the room to give you the full picture…
Side note: Does anyone else have a weird husband that flips the cushions backwards? He does it when we don’t have company over because the kids make a mess of the cushions. Sometimes I forget and then it’s an awkward, mad rush as people are walking in the door. Weird. I know.
So let me know what you think of my retro camera art, and what I should do to finish off this wall!
Love this tutorial. I just bought the supplies to make grommets with some window treatments. I was thinking I was just going to return it all,but after seeing your post on using it for artwork… i might just hold on to all of it. thanks
laura@imnotatrophwife.com
I would put a small shelf inside the gold frames and put antique cameras on the shelf.
I love that idea!
This is so cool! I love that you did a smaller frame over a larger print- makes it so much more interesting!
I have never seen this before, it turned out beautiful, how cool!!!!
Love the idea, great job ladies! Question though, did you print the images on a heavier weight or special paper for the grommets to work?
Keep up the awesome work; I always love seeing what you do and how you inspire us 🙂
i would have made those the middle, make family,vintage cameras,family,vintage cameras,and family. ang
oh and add a vintage camera the the end table.ang