I got this book the 10 Rubber Ducks by Eric Carle. He is my favorite illustrator because his pictures are so colorful and fun for kids! I decided to turn this book into art for Cole’s bathroom. It’s super easy and here’s how I did it.
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| First things first. Choose a book that your child really loves or a book that fits a theme or color scheme. My bathroom has lots of orange and yellow so I thought the rubber duck book would be great. Also make sure you choose a book that is mostly pictures. I kept the text in some of my frames but you want mostly bold pictures. I bought this book for a nickel on Amazon.com. Just choose a used book that is in acceptable condition. You don’t need one in excellent condition because you are going to cut it up anyways. |
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| Take the book and tear out all of the pages. Since they are front and back you need to choose carefully which pictures are your favorite. I chose the pictures that would tell the story on the wall. These pages here I saved for a shelf and I am going to frame them later. |
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| Use frames that are all the same color for a uniform look. If you don’t have matching frames, go buy some from the dollar tree and spray paint them…that is what I did. I arranged mine this way because I am lazy and don’t like to measure. 🙂 There are tons of ideas on Pinterest for cool ways to do gallery walls. |
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| Here are some examples of the frames. Some have text still and some are just the pictures. |
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