Textile Framed Art

Photo of framed duck cloth fabric from Hobby Lobby above bed.

Last year I came across some framed textile prints from Pottery Barn. I thought hey, I have a couple of frames on hand…why not try a little DIY project? The next day at Hobby Lobby I found the perfect duck cloth fabric to go in the frames. Oftentimes I forget to even look at the fabric at Hobby Lobby because they have so much decor! I also want to note that they have a great selection of cushion covers. I’ve purchased at least half of dozen of them in the past year. These days I will not buy a throw pillow unless it has a zip off washable cover, because I have boys and a dog, but I digress.

When I was at World Market the other day, I saw this Circle Print Morgan Napkin and loved the print! It had a cool mid-century vibe that spoke to me, but I knew the dusty rose color wouldn’t work with my table setting. Then I remembered the textile prints I had previously done and knew that I had two brass Project 62 frames from Target that would make great textile framed art pieces. I’m a fan of coordinated color and mixed patterns, so I chose the Coral Floral Block Print napkin to pair with it.

The entire project with the fabric was less than 20 bucks. Of course if you have frames and fabric on hand, you could whip this these up for free. This would also be a great way to display an heirloom such as a handkerchief or vintage linens.

Whatever you decide to display, I hope that it brings joy to your home! xoxo

Photo of framed World Market cloth napkins above desk area.