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Use paper scraps to make wall art (tutorial)

August 2, 2013 by Linda Lanese

wall art

Patricia of “a little hut” created this amazingly ingenious wall art using paper scraps or you could use felt.  Patricia is a graphic designer out of Houston, Texas and paper is her fabric of choice.  Her work has been featured in many online publications such as Design Sponge, Craft, Apartment Therapy, Ohdeedoh, Re-nest, Decor8, Poppytalk, Lifehacker, and Bloesem among others. She has published tutorials on the Craft magazine site and was a guest crafter on HGTV’s That’s Clever and She is listed on the top 50 Mom bloggers on Babble.  Maybe after today she will mention Craft Gossip Felting.  She designs and produces tutorials for paper and recycling items alike—other crafty endeavors are here and there. You can see more examples of her work on her portfolio site or her A Little Hut shop where she sells patterns for electronic cutting machines and some printables.  I feel privileged to introduce Patricia’s art tutorial to you today and you can recreate her piece.  The colors are stunning and you can use her idea and your favorite colors for your piece of wall art.  She has also written a book “Home, Paper, Scissors: Decorative Paper Accessories for the Home” available on Amazon.  Thanks Patricia for sharing your talent with my readers.

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