I guess I’ve been feeling crafty!
I have really wanted to make a wall-hanging for my living room. I have picture frames, the Romanian flag, and a few other things up, but I wanted to make something. This turned out so well; I can’t wait to try something else – maybe even bigger!
On my way home from work yesterday, I heard one of my favorite songs on the radio – The Proof of Your Love. I decided to make my wall hanging with some of the lyrics from that song – actually 1 Corinthians 13:1-7, The Message version. (I don’t usually use that version, but I loved how it put these verses into different words.)
An overview – it’s really not crooked… that’s just my photography lack-o-skills.
What I did for the backing was cover a piece of cardboard (9 inches wide, 24 inches tall) with black paper.







Another plus for this project is that I didn’t spend any money on it! These were all supplies I already had! Most were given to me. To be fair, though, I estimate the cost of the supplies (if you were to go buy them all) would be less than $5.00.
Altogether, I used:
- old cardboard (actually, two pieces taped together – but you would never know it once it was firm because of the thick paper covering it.)
- Regular and double sided tape
- flower decorations
- 3 pieces of plain black scrapbook paper
- 1 piece of music note scrapbook paper
- 2 pieces of patterned scrapbook paper
- a teeny tiny bit of ink in my printer.







Nice work!!
Thanks!!
Very nice!
Thank you!
Interesting and well-done. I used to make collages, wall hangings & cards out of paper, too. (and some really interesting napkins, if I wasn’t concerned about acid-free longevity). I haven’t the time these days–I had to make some choices to focus on other priorities, but I’m glad there was a season when I could enjoy my creativity in a visual medium, different from writing/cooking. It’s good to try one’s hand at many forms of expression, I think. I also think this would make a wonderful wedding or anniversary card, shrunk down and divided into front cover/inside stuff, of course.
Thanks for commenting!
I agree about the card idea.