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Today’s project is number three from my upcoming Gallery Wall post. I love the whole black, white and gold trend and I wanted to add a monogram to the mix.
And just like the other wall art projects in the series, I already had a thrift store press board picture that I painted over and added a cardstock letter. Super easy project~ Here’s how I did it!
Black White Gold Monogram Wall Art
Supplies:
- Canvas or other pic
- White, black & gold acrylic paint
- Heavy gold cardstock
- Silhouette CAMEO
or scissors
- 3M Painter’s Tape
- Paint brushes
- Scotch Adhesive Dot Roller
Instructions:
Paint your board with white acrylic paint, mine took around 3 coats to cover the previous pic.
Measure and mark off the canvas for the black stripes. Tape off the areas and paint within the tape to create super straight lines. Peel off the tape and let the paint dry over night. Touch up any areas as needed.
Paint the edges of the pic with gold paint.
I decided not to paint the letter, but instead cut it out from cardstock and apply it to the pic. If you do not own a Silhouette Cameo you could paint the letter on using an easy stencil technique shown in my Gather Sign post or print it out with your printer and cut it out with scissors.
The font I used is Eurostile. I cut out the letter on heavy gold cardstock. Apply the letter to the pic with the dot roller adhesive. This inexpensive DIY project is a super easy way to snazzy up a room with very little cost! I hope you liked my creation! Stay tuned for more easy DIY Gallery Wall pics, there’s more to come!
Check out more of my gallery sign projects!
Another great piece of DIY wall art. At this rate, I’m going to be pinning your whole blog!! Sue ~ @SuzyHomemakerUK
This is so great! I love the colors. Thanks for sharing at Totally Terrific Tuesday last week. Pinning.
Sharon
Her Organized Chaos
Beautiful. Pinned and tweeted. We are so thrilled to have you at our party. Please stop by tonight at 7, so we can see your amazing projects. Lou Lou Girls
This is so beautiful. I love that you just re-used an old picture. I love finding things at a thrift store and turning them into something new. Thanks for linking up to Tips & Tricks. I can’t wait to see what you link up next. ps. I pinned this!
Thanks so much for pinning and the sweet comment!
Kim
Love the black, white and gold! It looks so cute on your wall. Glad I found you on TT&J:-)
Katie
Thanks for stopping by, glad you found me and for the sweet comment!
Kim
I love gold on the black and white. This is so pretty. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. xo
I love black, white and gold wall art! Yours look beautiful! I want to make this for my daughter’s room, except I don’t have the Silhouette, I will just paint the letter with gold paint. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Sherry! You could always print out a large letter on your printer and place it over the cardstock and cut it out with scissors! To print large letter just change the number in the word document to 300, 400 or however big you need it! Thanks for stopping by!
Kim
I’m obsessed with the whole gold, white, black thing too! Love the textured gold! You have some cute art pieces you’ve made. I really need to look into getting a silhouette.
Thanks so much! My gold P has a Qbert type pattern on it. I thoguht it looked better thatn just plain gold. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
Kim
Wow! This looks awesome! and sooo easy to make. You convinced me to go upstairs and find some old crapy wall art and transform it into such a WOW!
This is so pretty. I love everything gold!
Fun and super easy! Love your projects!
Thank you for stopping in and sharing your project with us on VMG206 Brag About It.
~Laurie
Such fun project to do. Love the gold border too, it ties everything together perfectly! I’m so glad you linked it with us at Thursday Favorite Things!
Wonderful instructions for your great wall art! Thanks for sharing this super post at Together on Tuesdays!
love this!! thanks for sharing! pinning now!