While I don’t decorate fully for every holiday (only Christmas!), I like to add some festive touches here and there. Last week, I shared our Fourth of July dining room and extended the red, white and blue to the kitchen this week. This was a super easy craft, and though not perfect, adds a fun touch above the stove. Originally, the plan was to use a picture frame, but it ended up being too tall for the space. So, I went with something a little more homemade for this year and will keep searching for the right size frame for the future.
Fourth of July Word Art
Supplies:
- Foam core board (from the Dollar Tree)
- Basket liners from Target
- Independence Day art from Etsy
- Scotch tape
Independence Day Art supplies
First, I figured out what size I needed and cut the foam core board down. Then, I taped the pieces of basket liner to the foam core, creating a pattern. It was a little tricky to get the pattern right, and it’s not perfect! I wrapped the end pieces around like a present and taped the backs down.
I placed the art in the center and used folded over tape to place on the foam core board.
Easy Independence Day Art
The project took a total of about 10 minutes. The hardest part was lining up the patterns on the basket liner as not all the pieces were cut the same way.
I placed above the stove and it fills the space nicely. It will probably only last this year, but since I bought the image from Etsy, I can easily print out and use again next year.
Independence Day Art
Do you have 4th of July decor to your kitchen? How so?
Shared on Thoughts of Home on Thursday.
Too cute! Happy 4th of July. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
Thank you, Cindy! hope you had a wonderful 4th!
How cute! I have to tell you, we have that exact same backsplash in our kitchen. I really like it. I love to change out art seasonally in the kitchen and often lean it just like you did. 🙂
Thank you Stacey! I did the same one in my kitchen in my old condo and liked it so much, used it again! It’s a winner 🙂