Diy wood block art

Do you have extra scrap wood blocks lying around in your craft supplies? Make one of these 30+ genius and creative wood block crafts!

The blog of Anahata Katkin. Artist, designer and co founder of PAPAYA! & PAPAYA! Living Boutique. A boho bulletin for visual juju and the persuit of creative nectar.

I wanted to create a wall art which is easily made using spare wood. It can be used to decorate any space in your home. Here’s how we made it: You will need…

Having color block arts as the home decoration part is quite popular these days. We will show you how the wood material could be awesome for your block art ideas. Wood is recommended here because it is such a cheap material that you can find easily. Trust me that it will be awesome to have the wood block art, especially when you want to make it yourself with DIY projects. Here are the references for you. ig @fixer_on_a_budget #woodblockart #woodblockartideas #homedecorideas

A little clay daisy stands on a wire stalk in a sanded and stamped wooden block. The clay daisy flower and leaf are made from polymer clay. This is hand moulded and patterned, fired and painted to finish. The front of the wooden block is hand stamped with the words 'little things. It stand...More A little clay daisy stands on a wire stalk in a sanded and stamped wooden block. The clay daisy flower and leaf are made from polymer clay. This is hand m...More

We posted these last year when we had a few followers (thanks to our moms...they were our first followers). We wanted to make sure you saw the fun things you can do with a simple block. So on with 10 things to do with a block! A simple block...who knew? 10 things to do with a block. We are using a 2x2 block. We cut down a 4x4 post to an exact 2x2 post. If you have access to a table saw set your width to 2 inches and cut one line and then flip your post to and cut

Thinking seriously of future plans involving... the Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing in Jaipur. Anokhi, a pioneer of hand block printing for the export market, is known for its success in preserving and revitalizing traditional Indian textile skills, and for its involvement with educational and social projects in Rajasthan, India. Each pattern starts with carving one to thirty print blocks out of teak and then applying the pattern with vegetable dye on the highest quality material, usually a…