Printable Art #2 with eFrame!

Do you remember this post where I declared my obsession with printable art? Well that addiction is still going strong! My only issue is that I'm so indecisive! I've put up at least four feature walls in the last few months and then taken them all down again because I'm not happy with the layout! Luckily the lovely people at eFrame were on hand to help. I'd been looking for some larger A4 sized frames for our sitting room fireplace and eFrame let me choose a few to help spruce up this space. 

The eFrame website is AMAZING! There are so many options to choose from. Not only can you upload the photo/print you want to frame and they will print it and frame it for you, but you can also design your own custom made frame! Now being the indecisive soul that I am, this option was perfect for me, but as we've yet to decide on our colour scheme for the sitting room, I opted for some ready made frames this time. I wanted a bold black frame for our fireplace and this one here is perfect! Of course, being obsessed with everything bronze and copper at the moment, I had to have this beautiful brushed bronze frame. I couldn't fault their service and the frames are so easy to to handle and hang (they come with the accessories for this). I've changed the prints in them twice already and may have just placed an Etsy order for some more...don't judge me! 

**This post was created in collaboration with eFrame. All opinions are my own and I would wholeheartedly use and recommend this service again and again.**

Printable Art

My name is Louise and I'm addicted to printable art. Oh and Etsy is my enabler. With our move coming quicker than Christmas, I've been thinking of different ways to decorate our new little bungalow. As we're still renting, there's only so much we can do on the DIY front, so I can't knock down any walls or do any crazy painting. After some afternoon Etsy browsing, I came across printable art. It's so cheap and easy, plus a good way to use up all the washi tape I've accumulated! All you have to do is pay, download and print. Simples. Some of the prints start from as little as £3 (there are also some freebies on Printerest) and if you don't want to print them yourself you can take them to places like Vistaprint who will do it for you. I've already started printing some and I can't stop browsing the Etsy stores for more and more....maybe I need help!?

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