Birth Month Flowers Printables

Grab our entire collection over on our Etsy Shop. You can buy one or grab multiples for each month. Each flower picture is a watercolor print that features a birth month with a mix of meadow flowers. Each picture has splashes and drips in pastel colors. You’ll find 5 supreme quality JPG files in all different ratio sizes for printing so you can make them as big or as small as you want.

These flowers are similar to birthstones, in the sense that they represent the month a person was born. Here is a list of flowers for each month:

1. January: Carnation
2. February: Violet
3. March: Daffodil
4. April: Daisy
5. May: Hawthorn
6. June: Rose
7. July: Water Lily
8. August: Gladiolus
9. September: Morning Glory
10. October: Cosmos
11. November: Chrysanthemum
12. December: Holly

More Art Inspiration

If you’re looking for more Art ideas check out these:

• Lake Huron Wall Art
• Printable Rainbow Wall Art
• DIY Abstract Wall Art
• Upcycled Wall Art

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Free Printable Spring Art

This printable art is in PDF format, 8×11” size and it’s easy to print from home from a color printer. You can also send the print to your favorite copy store/photo printer such as Walmart, Staples or Costco and get them to put it on glossy photo paper or card stock. Grab it here:

More Free Art

We have a ton of other free printable art and coloring pages. Check out some of the other ones here:

• Rainbow Printable Art
• Free Pixel Heart Printable Art
• Free Minimalist Flower Printable

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Materials Needed

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• Embroidery wreath
• Scissors
• Hot glue
• Old tshirt or sweater

How to Make Upcycled Wall Art

Cut your clothing featuring the image you want to use for your upcycled wall art. Just make sure there is extra fabric that is bigger than the embroidery hoop.

Separate an embroidery hoop into 2 pieces.

Place the smaller piece of the hoop behind your tshirt or sweater. Then place the top of the hoop over the shirt until it fits snugly with the back of the hoop. Tighten the hoop so that it stays in place.

Cut off any excess fabric and fold over the rest as shown. Hot glue or tape the fabric to stay in place.

This is a really easy way to use your favorite clothing, that may look a bit worn or is unwearable, and turn it into a fun art project. Keep it even more simple and let your kids do the cutting, tightening and folding. You can skip the hot glue gun and use tape instead.

Just hang up your wall art and you’ve got a sweet personalized decoration.

Check out more of our upcycled decor ideas! We previously made these sweater pumpkins, these vases made with lace and these fabric makeup organizers.

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This wall art is a great addition to a little boy or girls room! You can personalize it with different colors, patterns or letters from the birthday cards you or your kids have received. And since you can get all the materials from the dollar store you won’t need to spend a lot on this art project.

Materials Needed

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• Old birthday cards or decorative paper
• Wood canvas
• Paint in colors of your choice
• Mod Podge
• Paint brushes
• Scissors

DIY Wall Art Using Birthday Cards

Start by painting your wood canvas in a color of your choice. I chose pink and white to match my daughter’s birthday cards. Let your wood canvas dry.

In the meantime, cut out your birthday cards and use which pieces you want to use for your wall art. I cut out a ballerina and diamond pieces.

Position your card pieces on the wood canvas and use Mod Podge to glue them down.

Next, cover the board with Mod Podge and use a paint brush to spread the glue evenly. Let dry completely.

And there you have it! A completely simple DIY wall art using birthday cards.

Let us know if you have anymore upcycling ideas using birthday cards! We are fortunate to collect a lot over the years and we’d love to make some mementos.

Looking for more wall art ideas? I really love to make art that’s effortless but looks beautiful! Follow the tutorial for this easy abstract wall art, or check out this easy mermaid art or this easy lipstick art.

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Materials You’ll Need

Anyone else mermaid obsessed? This is one piece of art you can create with your kids! Use paper, paint chips or even wrapping paper to make this easy mermaid art. You can use shimmering paper or add some glitter to it. I grabbed a stack of paint chips from the hardware store to use for this.

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• Paint chips in mermaid colors (blues or purples)
• Glue
• Paper (or canvas) that fits in a frame
• Picture frame
• Scissors

Easy Mermaid Art DIY

There’s nothing complicated about this art piece! Start by cutting circles from your paint chips. Don’t worry about making the circles perfect, just make sure to cut enough to cover your paper. You can make them as small or large as you’d like.

Next, choose the order your scales will go, or simply mix them all together.

Glue the circles starting on the top of your paper, next to each other.

Next, start your second row, right underneath overlapping the circles, as shown.

Continue gluing the circles to the bottom, until the paper is fully covered with “scales.”

The circles that hang over the edges can simple be folded over, or cut away at the end.

For an added touch, you can add some sea-themed elements onto your mermaid art, such as shells, sea glass or other embellishments.

Finally, once the glue has dried, simply place the mermaid art into a picture frame and you’re ready to display.

This is a great piece of art to hang in a mermaid lovers bedroom, placed on a table or use as a party decoration!

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