Easy DIY Felt Wall Art for Kids Rooms!

It’s easy to make custom art for your kid’s room with felt. You can use their favorite pictures as a pattern!

Easy DIY Felt Wall Art

This DIY Felt Wall Art is easy and each one is totally unique. You can pick a coloring page, printable, or even draw your own image to use as the pattern. Or, I have 12 free printable patterns to help inspire you. Just grab the download below.

Felt is easy to work with and cut. And it comes in so many great colors, and even patterns now. You can really have some fun getting creative and customizing this piece to match your kids room.

Pick a pattern that you can easily cut up and assemble. If you are handy with needlework, stitches can even add more detail to your one-of-a-kind DIY Felt Wall Art.

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The whole sign is acrylic painted on a canvas. The felt rocket ship adds dimension and style that paint can’t do alone.

Materials needed for your DIY Felt Wall Art

• A Multi-Color pack of Felt or buy individual sheets at somewhere like WalMart and Hobby Lobby
• ModPodge Glue
• An Acrylic Paint Set, I love these
• A large, blank Canvas

Steps to Make the Felt Wall Art

1. Plan your whole canvas before starting. Pick paint and felt colors that work together. Decide what parts will be felt and find a pattern online. Or draw a pattern, if you are one of those lucky talented people!
2. Cut up your pattern into color blocks that will look good. Remember to have fun with it and play around. Felt is pretty cheap, so it’s OK to make a few mistakes and changes.
3. Then, start by painting the whole canvas with your base color.
4. Cut up and assemble the felt pieces on top of the canvas, without gluing. This will help you scale the rest of the painted items on the canvas.
5. Paint the rest of the design on the canvas.
6. Once dry, glue your felt pieces in place. If you’d like, you can use a bottom piece of felt to hold the smaller pieces together. Then glue that onto the canvas.
7. Now, pat yourself on the back. You’re an artist!
8. I’d love to see what you’ve done. Post a picture to your Facebook or Instagram accounts and tag Abbotts At Home so I can see your new art!

The paper stars hanging from the ceiling and vinyl stars on the wall all work together. It all looks so cute above the DIY PVC Pipe Tent I made a couple weeks ago.

Grab my 12 Free Felt Printable Patterns Here!

Each of these 12 patterns are on their own sheet of 8 x 11 1/2 paper. Each one takes up most of the full sheet. So, you can print them all or just the one you like through software like Adobe Reader.

A bird, letter blocks, a duck, and a carousel horse. You can easily add a horn to that horse to make a unicorn!

A castle, 2 flowers, a house, and a tree. I really think that tree could be awesome!

A truck, train, car, and rocket ship. It’s not the rocket I used, but it would be great too!

12 Free Felt Printable Patterns, Free for my Email Newsletter Subscribers

Hello, DIY friends! You can download the printable felt patterns here. These printable is for personal use only. It cannot be shared or sold without my permission. Please let me know if you have any questions and enjoy your DIY!

I love this beautiful DIY Acrylic Paint Pouring Wall Art tutorial.

Want another awesome and free printable? Check out my Mason Jar Printable now.

Or try another felt project, with 3D Felt Flowers on Wood.

A felt flower bouquet ready to gift

Feeling inspired? Get out there and make your own DIY Rustic Farmhouse Outdoor Bench. Have fun and let me know if you have questions. Don’t forget to sign up for the Abbotts At Home email newsletter to get DIY, Remodeling, and Crafty ideas in your inbox.