I then used decoupage to adhere each card to the board. So simple yet so pretty! You can learn more about Project Life plus see all the collections here.
The edges of the boards were this neutral gold tone. Our original plan was to paint those once we had everything in place and could decide a color. They really look so good as is that we are going to leave them! Yes this project got a little bit easier for me.
Here is a close up for you of some of the quotes, character, and prints in this collection. I think this one is perfect for a DIY project or scrapbook you have in mind for teen. The Project Life line appeals to all ages and skill ranges. So maybe your teen wants to create their very first scrapbook? Yep this line is perfect. Or maybe you want to simplify your scrapbook approach? Again perfect! Plus it makes some great collage art right? See how great it is!
Grab your Project Life collection at Michaels and make some DIY collage art or a super simple scrapbook of your own. Stay tuned over the next few months as this room comes together. I have plans y’all!
I was compensated for this post by American Crafts but all opinions and ideas are my own.
So cute…what a great idea for wall art. I can’t wait for the reveal…but please don’t tell me you have a teenager. You look too good, girl. Lol.
cute! What a great idea
Great idea, Angie! Such a fun use of all the cute cards. 🙂
Cute idea for those extra cards on hand!!!
These are so pretty! I love all the colors and the little phrases. My teen would definitely love to make something like this!
Very cute! I love the color combo you chose. I am heading to Michael’s this weekend so I will be sure to check this out.
Amanda @ Dreamsicle Sisters
Gorgeous!! Love the fun patterns and colors!! Pinned!
Love all the layering, Angie! Looks great. 🙂
Awesome idea for wall art and the colors are perfect!
Love it!!! Love the way you combined all the patterns!
Great collections. Your daughter made great choices. Will she follow in Mom’s footsteps as a crafter?
The only one of our grand kids that might be interested is 13 yr. old. Of all 6 g/d’s she’s only one that’s ever showed any interest in what I do with my crafting. Might be a great idea for her 14th. b/d gift next April. Maybe I’ll have to take her to Michaels to see what she goes to and seems interested in. I wish we could afford to pay for some of the great classes they have for kids. She’s such an independent person she could teach some herself. She also sings and plays guitar and violin. Her and her sister (16) have been performing since they were very young. Their Dad is a musician besides being a faux painter and house painter.
How old is your daughter? Has she been doing crafting with you since she was young?
Happy days, love your blog.
Fun idea!
Love it! And I totally agree about that gold border, looks great!
I love collages!! I make them all the time using magazine cutouts 🙂
xox
Bailey
http://akabailey.blogspot.com
I love love love American Crafts, Project Life and especially Dear Lizzy. I can’t wait for the teen room reveal. I have on teen (boy) and tween…time for a room update for both of them!
Looks like PB Teen! Smart idea!
Oh my goodness I love this! What a great way to show off all that amazeing paper!
Angie, I love the idea of using the Project Life cards for collage art! Brilliant!