Hello friends!
Today’s post is exciting guys, I was lucky enough to partner with Photowall and share with you all one of their gorgeous canvas prints. Photowall sells custom wallpaper and prints. They offer free shipping to the US and items ship within 1-4 days.
Photowall not only offers amazing prints but they do so with the environment in mind. With their environmental approach, all production is made to order, and nothing is held in stock or discarded unnecessarily. The printing ink used for the wallpapers contains no solvents or hazardous chemicals and is biodegradable.
The print I selected was the canvas print called Dandelion Sky VII. The canvas prints come in a wide variety of sizes that range from 15.75 x 15.75 inches all the way up to 59.06 x 35.43.
The prints also come as wallpaper, posters, or framed print. The canvas prints come unmounted but include a frame, instructions, and mounting hardware. The frame is super easy to assemble.
The instructions provided are clear and easy to understand.
The frame was able to come together in no time!
This picture hangs in my guest room, just above the bed and it looks fantastic! It fits the wall space perfectly as well as the colors of my bedding. It definitely adds just the pop I was looking for. The print is of great quality and the colors are perfect!
Coco approves!
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What do you guys think of the print?
The spot was marked with a pen on all four pieces of the wood. To make things easier and ensure they all lined up, the wood was stacked next to each other. Next, the holes were drilled.
Once the holes were drilled, the L-shaped brackets were set in place. The tape measurer was used again to make sure everything lined up. 
Time to move on to the wood circles. First measure across to find the center of the circles. Then mark four holes to drill. 
Thanks for reading and I hope you found this post helpful!
I actually used the paper to stuff the inside because I didn’t have any planter/floral foam stuff on hand.
