The fragmented look appears a lot more artsy than the usual giant framed photograph hung on the wall. The bamboo sticks and the cool turquoise of the photograph give this DIY a very organic and refreshing look. Working with a wet tissue paper demands a tad bit of patience and you can alter the colors and the shape of the cut to create bright patterns using triangles or even random shapes. This bold DIY is pretty basic and costs almost next to nothing. You can go monochromatic as well with this art installation, but the rainbow version is definitely cooler! Apart from the canvas, all you need here is a bunch of colorful crayons, a blow dryer and some glue. Just change the color combination to green and red for a Christmas-themed decoration or to spooky violet and orange for a Halloween touch! īet your kids are going have a whole lot of fun with this one. These beautiful paper rosettes instantly light up a setting and are a smart and easy way to add color to a party setting.

Here is a quick and wonderful way to add color to any setting.

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