DIY FEATHER WALL HANGING


Regardless of if it's you're parlor or office, inside decorations are such an astonishing stylistic theme. They can add distinction to the room's look and make the divider seem less pale or discharge. For this venture, you require quills, gold shower paint, softened cowhide trim, scissors and wood dowel. The outcome is to a greater extent a monochromatic stylistic layout instead of a vivid one, so you can totally take it to the workplace without stressing that it may be excessively.


Greetings EVERYONE, AMY HERE TO SHARE MY LATEST DIY! Propelled BY DREAM CATCHERS, THIS SIMPLE FEATHER WALL HANGING IS A GORGEOUS WAY TO BRING BOHO-CHIC STYLE TO YOUR SPACE. IT'S PERFECT FOR SUMMER DECOR, AND IT'S ALSO SUPER EASY TO MAKE!

Materials:
-feathers
-gold spray paint
-suede lace
-scissors
-wood dowel



Step 1: Spray the tips of the white plumes with splash paint and let them dry. I utilized gold here, yet you can get imaginative with whatever shading you'd like. Pink or blue would be some truly fun choices!










Step 2: Double-tie each end of a bit of calfskin ribbon to each end of the wood dowel. This is the thing that the dowel will hang by.


Step 3: Tie a bit of calfskin ribbon to the stem of a plume and remove the overabundance.


Step 4: Tie the flip side of the calfskin ribbon to the dowel, ensuring the bunch is confronting the back so it doesn't demonstrate when it hangs. Begin amidst the dowel with the longest length of trim.


Step 5: Add on whatever is left of the quills, slicing the calfskin trim to shorter lengths as the plumes go outward from the center.










Step 6: You can stop at the past stride, or include diverse plumes like these fun seen ones in the middle of the white ones. 

Step 7: Slide the closures of the calfskin bind from step 2 internal until they're ideal beside where you tied the ribbon for the outside quills.


 by:PBTEEN
source :blog.potterybarn.com    

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