Happy Monday! It’s been a wonderfully cool and breezy day here in Pennsylvania! It feels like fall! Last week I shared my fall home tour. Here’s another look at my living room. On either side of my fall mantel are wall charts using a feather printable. I put these wall charts together in under an hour.
Here’s what you need to make these feather wall charts:
Screw two eye screws into the top pieces of wood about 1 1/2 inches from each side. Make a twine hanger by tying twine to each eye screw and hang! Wasn’t that easy!!! I hung mine from mercury glass drawer knobs that I picked up at TJ Maxx.
These wall charts are an easy and inexpensive way to bring art into your fall home! The feather printable pages are available in my FREE Printable Library! Thanks for stopping by today! I’d love to hear if you’ve used these feather prints in your own home!
And, here are a few more fall printables for your home that you may want to check out!
Abundance Fall Word Art Printable
AshLey
Monday 18th of February 2019
Hello. I love your ideas and your home looks beautiful. I am trying to access the watercolor feather printable, but cannot find the link in your free printable library. Could you help me?
Doreen Cagno
Tuesday 19th of February 2019
Hi, Ashley
I had some trouble with my printables page, but the feather printables are there now.
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