Pieces of you Mosaic; Pottery Barn Inspired Art

I have whipped up a little pottery barn inspired art work tutorial for y’all.  As seen here:
See, while looking through my trusty catalog I saw this (below), and I loved the mosaic piece of art.  So, I set my trusty little mind to figuring out a way to make this for myself, and now you can too.
( like my scrawl on the picture?… that is how I remember random ideas that float around in my brain…)
Collect your supplies:
Paper cutter
Scrapbook paper 
(in the colors of your decor)
Paint 
(for background, in color of your choice, I used black)
Paper glue
Modge Podge
Piece of wood or Art canvas
(mdf or osb something inexpensive!  Have this cut to your desired dimensions, 
both Home Depot and Lowes will cut 4 x 8 foot boards down, 
or they sell smaller 2′ x 4′ pieces usually on an endcap…, 
I wanted mine to fill a larger space, so I did mine at 3′ x 3′)

There you have it.  An easy work of art that can be custom made to match any decor.
 
Since featuring this project on Ucreate, I have had a great response and I wanted to show you one of the projects that was submitted to me.   Rose sent this, and she used 2 x 2 squares.  
It looks great, and I bet the larger size saved a lot of time!

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74 Comments

  1. >Love this idea!!! Adding to my "to do" list right now! Thanks for the inspiration!

    P.S. I like yours better than the PB one 🙂

  2. >This is beautiful and the exact color scheme of my bedroom. I HAVE to try this and soon! Love your cleverness and creativity! I painted my pillows to match my bed,(and wrote a blog post about it) so making this mosaic out of paper is right up my alley.

  3. >I just love this idea, and I love the colors you choose.
    I want to make one with black, silver, white and grey!
    Thanks for linking up to "AP Tuesdays!"
    ps. your handwriting is so pretty I thought it was part of the magazine article:)

  4. >Nice job! Much lighter weight than using real tiles too. Be sure to drop by AtticMag this week for our Giveaway!

    Allison

  5. >I have a bunch of paint chips I've been saving for this very project 🙂 Now, do you have a tutorial on how to find the time?

  6. >It is a lovely piece and seing others doing it differently makes me want to try to make one too.
    Found you at Anti-Procrastinating Tuesday.