Hey all! I am super excited to be teaming up with a whole bunch of my FRIENDS! Every once in awhile we like to propose small DIY challenges. This time my friends over at Reality Daydream challenged us all to create an original piece of wall art. The requirements? It had to be made mostly of wood, and it had to be square. That’s it. The sky was the limit!
So, for my submission I decided to create a partial design on 1 square and repeat it three more times, with the plan that it would create one whole design. Hot dang it worked, and I love it! I am starting to add touches of more modern, geometric patterns, and this was the perfect first step!
P.S. Make sure you check out all of my friends submissions for the project. You can find them all at the bottom of the post!
1) Reality Daydream / 2) 100 Things 2 Do / 3) House Becoming Home / 4) Anika’s DIY Life / 5) My Repurposed Life / 6) 3×3 Custom / 7) One Project Closer / 8) Merrypad / 9) Chatfield Court / 10) Create & Babble / 11) Hazel & Gold / 12) Jen Woodhouse / 13) Sawdust 2 Stitches / 14) Wood Work Life / 15) Remodelaholic / 16) Evan & Katelyn / 17) Jaime Costigio / 18) Pneumatic Addict / 19) Bower Power / 20) Lazy Guy DIY / 21) My Love 2 Create / 22) Addicted 2 DIY / 23) Her ToolBelt / 24) Shades of Blue / 25) Ugly Duckling House / 26) The DIY Village / 27) DIY Huntress / 28) Mr Fix It DIY
Materials Used:
- 1×2 Boards (x3 per square or 12 for set)
- Wood Glue
- Sandpaper
Tools Suggested:
- Miter Saw
- Clamps
- Pocket Jig
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bethany sy says
April 24, 2018 at 10:22 amI love how this turned out! At first the idea of figuring out those angles was making me twitchy, but you made it so doable! LOVE!
Rachel says
April 24, 2018 at 11:45 amBeautiful design and execution friend! Pretty styling too!
Katie says
April 24, 2018 at 12:28 pmIt looks so pretty. I love that it resembles an ornate window. Well done, my friend!
gail says
April 24, 2018 at 2:32 pmI hate dealing with angles, so I’m really loving how your project turned out! I probably would have quit after the first one. Very creative to make four of the go together. 🙂
pinning!
gail
Anika says
April 25, 2018 at 12:43 amI love how it turned out and how they complete the whole picture!
Those angles can be so tricky and you make it sound so doable!
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Jacque says
April 25, 2018 at 12:45 amGreat plans. These turned out perfect. I love that there are 4 in the piece.
Jeanie says
April 25, 2018 at 5:12 pmThis wall art is simplistically beautiful. Figuring out those angles would have given me a huge headache but you made it seem so simple!