DIY Burlap & Design Foam Wall Art Tutorial

“Love is in the air…”  And now is a great season for crafting! Today I wanted to share with you a fun DIY  wall art tutorial on how I made my Burlap & Design Foam Wall Art piece. As you can see, it does have hearts and “love you’s” on it so it fits with the season, but I feel this is a piece I can either hang on my wall or sit on my mantle the whole year through. And perhaps the red and black simply doesn’t go with your decor…Switch up the colors! Make it your own.

 

Supplies Needed:
1 12″ Square Rigid Design Foam – Foamology
Black, Cream & Tan Cardstock – Bazzil Basics
Cherry Pop oly*fun – Fairfield
Heart Dies – Spellbinders
Cricut Cutting Machine for Cut Sentiment
Burlap
Black Buttons – Buttons Galore & More
Glue Runner & Low Temp Glue Gun – AdTech

 

01 - Use Glue Runner To Adhere Cardstock To Front of Design Foam - Keri Lee Sereika

1. To begin trim the tan cardstock and use a Glue Runner to adhere it to the front of the Design Foam.

 

02 - Wrap Burlap to Back of Design Foam - Keri Lee Sereika

2.  Flip the Design Foam onto a 15″ square of burlap. Wrap the edges up around from the front and pull just a bit of the paper backing away to reveal the adhesive. Press the burlap firmly onto the revealed adhesive. Repeat on all four sides.

 

03 - Hot Glue Corners Down - Keri Lee Sereika

 

3. Use the hot glue gun to adhere the overlapping corners. Repeat for all four corners.

 

04 - Hot Glue Cardstock To Back - Keri Lee Sereika

 

4. Use hot glue to adhere the cream cardstock to the back, covering the edges  of the burlap.

 

05 - Die Cut OlyFun and Adhere using Glue Runner - Keri Lee Sereika

5. Use a Glue Runner to adhere the die cut hearts and the sentiment in the design as shown.

 

06 - Adhere the other die cut images and sentiment in same way - Keri Lee Sereika

6. Press and burnish each piece as you adhere it to be sure the pieces adhere well.

 

07 - Hot Glue Buttons Along Top and Bottom Edges To Create a Border - Keri Lee Sereika7. Use hot glue to adhere a line of black buttons to the top and bottom of the piece.

 

 

Final Image - Keri Lee Sereika

 

And here is the finished embellished Burlap & Design Foam Wall Art piece. I already have plans to make an Easter piece, since this one was so easy and fun! Enjoy!

2 thoughts on “DIY Burlap & Design Foam Wall Art Tutorial”

  1. Connie says:

    How did you cut the sentiment with your Cricut? Can you provide instructions on how to cut?

    1. Niki Meiners says:

      These are a couple of projects that use the Cricut too and might be able to help you.
      https://www.fairfieldworld.com/2014/09/super-hero-hooded-towels-with-olyfun/
      https://www.fairfieldworld.com/project/easy-halloween-banner/ (This one is a Silhouette)

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