Wall Art - Buddha - for switch board

It is alway nice to bring some changes in our home, isn't it?. Why not do it in an artistic and inexpensive way?!!  So for next few days I will be sharing with you those wall arts.... 

Today I am sharing with you a wall art that I have done near the switch board.  This make that place look lively and interesting.

When people visit us, they first ring the bell... that's the first place where we can display our artistic work at our home! So here I am sharing what I have done near the calling bell switch. 

Meditating Buddha represent peace and knowledge. I found this the best one to welcome someone with an artistic touch!

If you wish to give it a try, here is the link for the tutorial..... "Wall Art Tutorial"

Have a great time!

Wall Art Tutorial - Easy and Inexpensive wall decor

Hi There!!

It is always nice to bring some changes in our home. Why not do it in an artistic and inexpensive way?!!  

Silohouette Wall Art!!!

You don't know how to draw or you don't like to draw? No problem, You can still decorate your walls with this simple art!

You can do it on the plain wall or near the switch boards or on the plain door. The paint should be washable one so that if you want to change your theme you can do it by gently removing the old silhouettes and with a sponge can clean that wall and put your new silhouette theme over there.

Since Kid's summer vaccation is also nearing, you can take their help thus they are also engaged in an artistic craft thus help in productive time pass! Small hands can make big wonder!

What you need are... :-

1. First, Choose a theme that suits that room.
2. Buy Materials (Black Chart, White Pencil, Scissor, Paper Cutter and Fevistick).   If you cannot draw but want to trace, then you will also need Yellow Carbon, Empty Ball Pen and theme in a trace paper. 
3. Clean that wall area (the paint should be washable one).
4. Get into ACtion!!!

• You can choose your own theme as per the room you are going to decorate. Could be animal, birds, humans, insects, Plants, Trees etc.  Silhouettes are the best, without much of drawing work. since you don't require any detail to be done. All you need is an outline. Keep it simple to make your work easy.

• Then clean the wall area, to ensure the surface is smooth and dust free. Let it dry (moist free).

• Draw the outlines for the theme of your choice using a white pencil, on the Black Chart. Or You can copy a design from trace paper to the black chart using a white or yellow carbon. since the outline will be faintly visible, use a white pencil and lightly draw a visible guiding line over the traced feature on the chart.

• Before you cut, spread a paper as this will ensure that the waste fall on the paper thus minimising your cleaning after your work is done.  Cut carefully over the outline, nicely using a scissor or paper cutter. I first cut that part from the chart and then work on fine cutting over the outline to make the process easy!

• Apply Glue stick or fevistick on the back of the cut silhouette and then paste it nicely on the wall. You can use a waste cloth while sticking them by gently pressing the work.

Abra Cadabra! Tada!! A beautiful wall decor is ready to bring your room Alive!

To check more of my wall art designs, click on the label on the right side viz., cookbook, crochet, kolam, Infinity, etc.. Under INFINITY click on Wall Decoration which will show you all the posts made by me, on this art. You may also check under "CRAFTS" and then sublisted "Home Decor" as well.

Wall Decor - inexpensive paper craft

Hi,

Hope you remember the wall decor post shared by me a year back. 

Yesterday suddenly a thought came and I made this for the otherwise plain wall space in our Living Room. A nice decor idea that will be captured by anyone who enter our house ;-)

Things used : Black Chart Paper, Pencil, Scissor, Rubber, Scissor, Paper cutter and Fevistick (stick glue).

Drew the images i wanted to make on the chart paper using pencil and carefully cut it with scissor and papercutter (wherever required).

A nice welcome by Blissful Buddha at Peace!

Using glue stick, stuck them to the wall at the appropriate place.

Kitchen decoration

After my first trial attempts of aquatic life here I am seriously into decorating my kitchen ...... decorating the otherwise boring plain walls keeps me busy and gives a different touch the kitchen. This is the place where I spend more time so this small makeover means a lot......

Things you need :-

1. Black Chart -1 No
2. Pencil
3. Scale
4. Glue stick
5. White acrylic paint
6. Paint brush "zero"
7. White A4 sheet or a rough paper
8. Scissor

Procedure:-

• Draw the design you want to make in a white paper
• Spread the black chart and rightly draw the design you have decided
• using a sharp small scissor (it is easy to cut accurate shapes), cut the required shapes.
• To some shapes where you cannot cut the middle portion e.g. letters etc, you can use the white acrylic paint and zero brush and draw the designs or do a patch work to add beauty to the cut shapes.
• Apply glue to the wrong side and paste it on the wall and the door

The kitchen door

Kitchen wall :-

sh!..............CHEF @ work! 

 

 

Acqua Wall Decoration

Summer is at its peak. So decided to add some aqua life to the plain wall for a change. Got the idea of using inexpensive items for wall decor from my pal Suriya . Saw her works and found it beautiful & cheap too. So tried some aquatic living things in cartoon form.

Persenting it to you for your eyes. Sharing the work with you at its present stage.

Drew the figures in a chat, coloured them, cut and highlighted the border with dark colours.

Pasted them using fevistick (which can be peeled smoothly from the walls).