Easy Bathroom Artwork #DIYLikeaBoss
by
Jenn Marsh
How to create easy, affordable bathroom artwork using PicMonkey. I searched around for some cute bathroom canvases, but didn't find anything I liked. So, I decided to create my own. easy bathroom artwork. This DIY took me all of 10 minutes and yet, turned out really well. I like those kinds of returns on time investment!
Picture frames from Homegoods
First, I found three 5x7 frames at Homegoods that would work with the bathroom colors. While I love Homegoods, one of the challenges of shopping there is finding multiples of items - and I don't really have time to drive to multiple stores around the Atlanta-metro to find more than one or two. My solution instead is usually to mix and match, which is more my style anyways. Hey, sometimes necessity breeds creativity, after all. I picked up two blue frames that had some silver dry brush that matched the wall color and brushed nickel fixtures, and one weathered wood frame.
Printables I created using PicMonkey
For the saying, I browsed around online and settled on Lather, Rinse, Repeat. The other option was Brush, Wash, Flush, but I liked the first one just a little more - in the end, I wasn't too sure about having the word "flush" on my wall! I used PicMonkey (free online editing - or you can pay $30 for a year) to create the artwork. I decided to go with a slightly whimsical font as I thought it played well off the stripes, but PicMonkey has a ton of great font choices and many of them would work.
I created 5x7 images of each word and printed in a gray color to match the decor, cut each one and placed in the frames.
From there, I hung these the frames on the wall!
Check out my most recent blog post for a sneak peak of the bathroom makeover I'll be sharing as part of Home Talks DIY My Spring next week!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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3 comments
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So cute!
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I might just have to copy your idea. They look great Ty for sharing.
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@Jean Myles Thank you Jean! Please do copy - would love to see how they turn out!
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