How to Make Fabric Wall Art - Easy DIY Tutorial

This tutorial shows you how to make fabric wall art using canvas stretcher bars, scissors, a staple gun, and the fabric of your choice. Fabric wall art looks great by itself or as part of a gallery wall.

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[betsy]

I used to do this back in the 70's. Can't wait to do it again!

[lourdesbaby]

I have been doing the same for donkeys years, just never shared it as I thought people would think me a cheapskate or nutty 🤷🏻‍♀️😟Long before the world was a smaller place, but thanks to the Internet, now it’s great to see old ideas brought back to life with YouTube & Pinterest 👍🏼
I use wallpaper samples I acquire in DIY Stores, and with old clothes that don’t fit anymore or are out of fashion, if they have a design or colour that I still love.Waste not, want not.
I cover old canvas frames I don’t like or don’t match the present decor, AND if I have old flat cupboard/wardrobe doors, or shelves, that are ready for changing I use them too.Wardrobe doors are great for covering a large space, vertically or horizontally. I just attach hooks and wire for easy hanging. Doing a multiple size canvases for the kitchen at the moment & the hanging style here is what interests me & this has helped a lot 👌🏼👍🏼💚

[TheCyberguy]

thank you so much. just saved 300 dollars by doing this instead of buying art for living room.

[petrasbodyworks]

Beautiful.
Especially at the point you explained the possible creases at the edges.

[JuanHerrera-qwjs]

I did mine with plain cardboard and spray adhesive.  The panels are so thin and light, I attached them to the wall with a small piece of peel and stick velcro.

[martymartyn]

thank you ! i love wall in my dining room with several convasses, i mean a bunch.... changing the multiple canvases with fabric for the season or event or mood i'm what with flowers and decor plus is i don't have to paint and it enhances our small home beautifully ... there are some gorgeous fabrics out there

[lastochka]

Awesome video! Clear instructions and demonstration. 👏 Thank you!

[shawnsmith]

I LOVE THIS! SO MANY TEXTILES TO CHOOSE FROM WITH THIS DESIGN !!! YOU COULD MORPH THIS INTO AN AMAZING PERSONALIZED VISION BOARD OR PROJECT BOARD AS WELL!! THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[marystackpole]

Love, love, love this!!! TY, TY!!!♥️

[traceylafontaine]

nice art wall, thank you for the inspiration 😊

[ajones]

Really nice!! can this be done using canvas boards? A nice and inexpensive way to do wall art. Thank you for sharing..

[ruqiyaruqiya]

Hi clara you have variety of fabrics which i like.

[morphin]

Its cool ..
Thanks alot to give me this idea

[tonibackus]

Do I do the same process with already stretch canvass? I plan on using smaller an added to make A wall of similar patterns I several squares. Thank you and your nail polish IS great looking.

[fromSandtoSnow]

i know its not relevant but lovely manicure !!

[robertoromanjr]

Great video! I would like to stretch a hand made blanket onto a canvas. Would you know if it’s the same process?

[arrowfastener]

This is a great DIY video! You can always a shorter staple like a 1/4-inch, which should eliminate the need to hammer in any staples. Also, for projects like this, a non-stretch fabric is typically the best choice. Thank you for using our Arrow T50 staple gun for this project! #MadeWithArrow

[tasnuvat]

lovely! what type of fabric should I use? canvas fabric?

[jenchow]

How do you recommend doing this with thin silk?