Wood Wall Art with Cricut Iron On
I love collage walls and every time we move (thanks Army!) one of my favorite projects is reconfiguring our photos and art in to our new home. With a piece of scrap wood and my Cricut I can create wood wall art to fill those inevitable gaps in my collage!
Author: Beth Kingston
- piece of wood
- Plaid paint – I used FolkArt multi-surface Titanium White
- foam brush
- Cricut machine – I used my Maker but this could be done with an Explore machine as wel
- Cricut Iron-On – I used Everyday Iron-On in Black
- Cricut LightGrip Mat
- Cricut weeding tool
- Cricut EasyPress
- Cricut EasyPress Mat
Measure wall space and cut block to size.
Paint wood block and let dry (may need several coats).
Scale image (I used this thankful image) in Design Space to fit block and cut iron-on. Remember to mirror your image!
Weed image and place on wood block.
Use EasyPress to apply iron-on to wood block using the recommended settings chart on cricut.com. They list wood as one of the materials!
Remove clear film.
Drill hole in the back of the block for the nail and nail to your wall.