A close friend of Jeannine from The Concrete Cottage loved the Z Gallerie subway art and wanted to give it as a gift to her dad. When she asked if Jeannine could recreate it, she had a small list of requests: make it personalized, make it a bit less distressed, and make it for way cheaper than Z Gallerie's! Done, done and done! Jeannnie was able to use her Silhouette, some paint, and a bit of chalk to create a one-of-a-kind gift that nearly brought her friend’s dad to tears!

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As soon as Rachel from Holy Craft saw a large framed painting at a garage sale, visions of Restoration Hardware’s classy subway art swirled in her head. She whipped out the paint and vinyl to transform the artwork into a piece she can truly love. And would you believe it cost less than $5 total??? That’s an amazing steal for such a large piece of artwork, especially when you consider the $550 price tag of Rachel’s inspiration!

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Melaine from My Sweet Savannah was determined to find a way to recreate Restoration Hardware’s pricey $550 subway art for a whole lot less. With …

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All of you regular KOD readers are no stranger to the mad DIY-wall-art skills of Becca at From Gardners 2 Bergers. In about ten minutes …

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I am always on the lookout for homemade gift ideas that people will truly love. As shared on Infarrantly Creative, I created a pillow that …

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Subway style artwork has become way popular, and Becca at from Gardners to Bergers has been longing for a piece to call her very own. …

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