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Creativity is infinite and boundless, so we keep searching and finding new designs to make plenty of String Art projects. Today we want to show you this kind of challenge in Versus Youtube Channel where two girls try to make a String Art: one of them creates a Facebook Thumbs Up symbol and, the other one, creates the “Versus” word. Let’s take a look to the process:

As you can see, the symbol has won the challenge and it looks a little bit better than “Versus”, so let’s focus on this one. First of all, you need a thumbs up template:

You can download this pattern in full size to print in this link: Thumbs Up Template

Then, you put the pattern on the board and pin the nails over the shape using a hammer. Once you finished, remove the pattern and start to cross the threads over the nails. We recommend you to use three tones of blue, one darker to the edges, one lighter to the cuff and one even lighter to the hand. Add some red to the cuff button!

We hope you like this project and enjoy making them! This is a nice low cost project to decorate your bedroom, so let’s go.

 

Hi, guys! Today we have find this amazing Electric Guitar String Art made by La Buhardilla and we want to share the process with us in order you can learn how to make it.

As usual, you will need the following materials: a wooden board, a hammer, scissors, nails, threads (black and white) and a template.

First of all, here you have the templeate, so you can download it:

Electric guitar free pattern for String Art

You can download a higher version of this template to print it in this link: Download the pattern by Pattern Universe.

Then, we start the process, wich is almost always the same.

  1. You must put the pattern over the wooden board and, then, start to clue the nails on the shape.

Electric Guitar String Art DIY, step 1

2. Once you have finished, retire or remove the paper and you will have all the guitar shape and its decorations.

Electric Guitar String Art DIY, step 2

Electric Guitar String Art DIY, step 3

3. This is the moment when you start to put the threads over the nails. Make a loop around the nail heads. Pay special attention if you want to make the guitar in different colours. This one is in black and white but you could chose whatever colour you like the most.

Electric Guitar String Art DIY, step 4

4. That’s it! Put the String Art in a wall to decorate it. This it’s also a nice handmade gift.

Electric Guitar String Art DIY, step 5

Have you like it? So comment and share! Thanks for reading, see you soon!

We always identify the pink ribbon as a breast cancer symbol. We usually wear this pink ribbon pinned in our lapel to support this cause.
Maybe we can make this Pink ribbon String Art and sell it in markets to collect or raise money for breat cancer investigation. What do you think about this idea?
Well, here you have a video by CuquiLife to learn how to make it step by step:

As you can see, you will need:

– Wooden board
– Sandpaper
– Chalk paint
– Paper
– Pencil
– Nails
– Hammer
– Pink thread

Then, pay attention to the steps shown on the video, it’s easy and fun. Enjoy making this charity project and we hope that you will raise a lot of money to help these brave women. Stay strong!

Lately I’m quite obsessed with mandalas and its geometric shapes and repetitions. I really have a good time drawing them. It’s very relaxing and creative. In addition, once you have the mandala drawn, colored or made, it’s a nice piece of decoration and, if you love meditate or you practice yoga, it’s a good point to focus your mind while you try to reach the Nirvana.
Today we have searched a good tutorial to show you how to make a beautiful Mandala String Art full of colors. Here you have a nice video made by Diônatan Bertelli

As you see, you will need:

  • Round shaped wooden board (painted in black, white or the color you like the most
  • Nails
  • Hammer
  • White, soft purple, dark purple, soft or pastel green and turquoise threads.
  • Picture or Frame Hangers.(

The process is simple and I think that you already know it, but as you can see on the video, it’s about to tie the thread into one nail and its opposite and repeat it until you have finished. It’s better to watch the videotutorial to be sure that you’re doing it right.

If you like it, share the post in your social networks and spread the knowledge 🙂

 

Do you know Poros? He is an adorable character from the videogame “League of Legends”. Well, today we want to bring to you this videotutorial (sorry, it’s in Spanish) to learn how to make a Poros String Art with, pay attention, it includes LED lights and the result it’s amazing!

To make this, you will need:

  • Wooden board, 30x3o centimetres
  • Nail
  • Hammer
  • Threads
  • Pattern
  • Led strips
  • Transformer
  • Wire
  • Scissors
  • Soldering iron
  • Tin

Then, you have the print or draw the pattern and clue the nails, as we ussually do. Remove the pattern and place the led strips where you want them to be. The wire process it’s better to watch on the video than reading the instructions here. Once the led strips are connected, start to tie the therads over and across the nails.

Once finished, turn on the led lights and voilà, here you have the Poros illuminated! As you can see, the piece could serve as wall lamp and it could be a nice lamp decoration for a kid or teenager beedrom.

What do you think? Do you love it? Send us pictures of your projects to our Twitter @stringartdiy  or to our Facebook String Art DIY

Thanks to 1dalanyo for sharing with us this amazing tutorial and see you soon 🙂

Loo has made this great video to show us how to make a “origami” word gradient String Art. However, you can change “origami” for another word that you love the most.
As usual, you need these materials:

  • Letterns pattern printed on paper
  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Eraser
  • Tape
  • Board (1 cm or more, 0,39 inches)
  • Newspaper pages
  • Nails 1- 1.5 cm / 0,39 – 0,59 inches (the smaller, the better)
  • Hammer
  • Coloured threads
  • Tow or brush (it depends on the paint you have chosen)

OPTIONAL:

  • Acrylic paint
  • Spray
  • Alcohol ink

The steps are easy, we recommend you to watch the video to see all the process.

Enjoy it!

“Buen rollo” it’s a spanish expression that means “good vibes” or “good mood”, so it’s a good message to write on a wall using String Art technique and it’s a nice craft decorate a bedroom or a social place where young people go to do all kind of activities.
We can learn how to do it by watching this great tutorial. It’s a good idea to make each letter of the expression in a different coulour.

Vía: Local social abierto

Wow, it’s amazing this hyper realistic portrait made usting String Art technique! As you can see, you have to start with a beautiful pic and then clue a lot of nails aorund the most important shapes and then, use green thread to mark the most important lines. Pay attention: this video is subbed in english, so you will not have problems with the instructions.
As you can see, only the flower is in a gradient orange. The girl is in black and white gradient. It’s and advanced level project, so if you are a begginer, you must start with an easier idea.
I just love it. It’s a beutiful idea, a handmade gift for a very important or special person to you.

Look more works at Israel Narváez Romero Instagram.

HelloKids-us show us in this video a great way to make a Geometric String Art, even to make with kids. Look how they use clothespin in order to not to get damage in the fingers when you hammer the nail.
At the same thime they are having a great time making a craft, they learn geometry and maths. Just a perfect work to make with kids!

Here you have a video to learn two String Art techniques step-by-step. As you can see, it’s perfect to give as a Valentine’s present. One of them is the word “Love” written with pita fibre, but you can also use cotton or wool thread.Obviously, you have to use nails too, as well as wood or thick cardboard for the base and a pattern.
The other one is just a heart shaped String Art, but still different and lovely.
Enjoy it!

Source: Andrea Vlogger Gt

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