Bring a hint of nostalgic farmhouse elegance to your space with this collection of six complimentary botanical flower art prints.
Using home-printed botanical flower graphics is my top cost-effective decor hack. It lets me refresh the look of my rooms for every season without spending a fortune!
I developed a passion for downloadable floral artwork years back, and catching a glimpse of a gallery wall showcased on an episode of the Fixer Upper series with Joanna Gaines was the final deciding factor.
Some time back, I compiled a list of more than one hundred free botanical art prints that were created in coordinated sets – ideal for arranging a gallery wall.
This occasion, I turned to the web and looked for images in the public domain. This specific collection of six is the outcome of my search…
Complimentary Collection of Six Botanical Flower Art Prints in Pink, Burgundy, and Blue
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These pieces of botanical artwork are genuine depictions of flowers found in vintage books.
A few of them even display a slight curve from the original page. I am particularly fond of that detail!
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When printing my downloadable artwork, I rely on the following materials:
- White Cardstock, 65 pound
- Canon TS5020 Printer
Cut the art prints, or showcase them in their current state.
I utilized my preferred Carl Paper cutter to remove the borders. That said, you may keep the white edge and hang them exactly as they emerge from your printer.
This collection of six prints features a diverse assortment of floral designs.
While looking for botanical flower images on the internet, I sought out pictures featuring hues of pink and burgundy. Each one contains a hint of these shades.
Display your prints in imaginative fashions.
I placed my set on the wall in my living room using wooden trays with green cardstock as backing mats.
Remember to look at my handy guide to arranging a gallery wall (and get it set up independently!), if you are unsure how to begin.
Alternative methods for exhibiting printable art include frames or clipboards. Additionally, keep in mind that you can consistently use free printables to lean against the rear of bookshelves, as well!
For additional free printable artwork, you might be interested in these articles:
- Over One Hundred Botanical Prints
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- Quick Pillow Covers: Free Plant Designs in Ten Minutes
