I can’t wait to show you how I made the cutest rustic string art heart using barn wood for our farmhouse nursery. It adds rustic charm to her room!
Even though we haven’t made any big progress in the farmhouse nursery the past few weeks, I’ve been busy completing a couple of smaller projects. It is, after all, the tiniest details in a room that I love designing the most.
I posted over the last few weeks about a few of these smaller projects including the DIY wood bead hearts and the DIY fabric flower garland.
I’ve honestly loved working on the little projects for her room. While I adore all the bigger stuff we’ve done too (planked wall, dresser reno, closet wallpaper), it’s the littler details that really make the space.
I had a small piece of barn wood leftover from when we made the farmhouse shelves this past summer. And, a friend of mine had just done some cool string art that I myself was dying to try out. When she said I could use her leftover nails and ombre pink thread, I knew just what I was going to make.
I mean, you can’t beat a DIY project that quite literally cost me $0.
I completed the entire project the same day, including waiting for the paint to dry. String art is not as difficult as I thought it would be and I’m SO happy with how the heart turned out.
The string art heart is either going to go on her farmhouse shelves or in the shadow box. I love continuing the general trend in her room of “pink” and “rustic”. It’s the perfect farmhouse girl’s nursery!
Hop over to Making it in the Mountains to see the full DIY tutorial!
Wishing you a joyful day!
The Comments
Shani | Sunshine & Munchkins
It turned out darling! I’ve been wanting to try out some string art myself. Maybe for St. Patrick’s Day…
Sarah @ Making Joy and Pretty Things
Shani | Sunshine & MunchkinsThanks so much Shani!! You should do a green four leaf clover 🙂
Lora
Very cute! Pinning and sharing 🙂 Loving to watch the room come together!
Sarah @ Making Joy and Pretty Things
LoraAww thanks so much Lora!! It’s only taken like 6 months but we are almost there haha!
vanessa @ {nifty thrifty things}
So cute! I’ve been wanting to make string art and you might have finally inspired me to try it. Thank you! 🙂
XO! Vanessa
Sarah @ Making Joy and Pretty Things
vanessa @ {nifty thrifty things}Aww I’m so glad!! It was SO easy to make. I was always so intimidated looking at string art on Pinterest but I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was.
zan
I remember making string art like these in school – it was a fun craft. How nice that you can make one to add to your little girl’s room. It’s very cute and the nursery is really coming together nicely. I love all the DIY’s you are creating and that you are able to keep up with it all during this stage along with chasing after the other littles.
Sarah @ Making Joy and Pretty Things
zanThanks, Zan!! I get up before they wake up and stay up long after they go to sleep. I love “making” so it’s my time. Although, I do make some stuff while they are painting or crafting, too. I can’t wait to have the big nursery reveal!
Krissi
How much embroidery floss did you use? I want to make this for my daughters class party!
Sarah @ Making Joy and Pretty Things
KrissiHey Krissi! I honestly have no idea. I just kept wrapping it around haha. It was pretty small so not a ton!