Turn Nature’s Treasures into Stunning Boho Wall Art

If you love crafting with natural materials, this DIY Boho Mandala Wall Hanging is the perfect project for you! Using found sticks and twigs from nature, you can create a breathtaking piece of decor that brings earthy charm and bohemian vibes into your home. There’s something truly special about repurposing natural elements—each branch tells a story, and no two pieces are exactly alike.

This tutorial walks you through transforming simple, foraged twigs into a stunning mandala-inspired design. It’s an eco-friendly, budget-friendly, and creative way to bring the beauty of the outdoors inside. Whether you hang it in your living room, bedroom, or even a cozy patio space, this nature-inspired wall art will add warmth and texture to any space.

So, next time you’re out for a walk, keep an eye out for the perfect sticks and twigs—your next stunning boho decor piece could be just waiting to be discovered!

Check out the full tutorial here and get inspired by nature!

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The designs from Bella Rose Craft look like they would be good for beginner cross stitchers and others who like relatively simple and small designs that are quick to finish for gifts or decor.

I’ll mention up front that this Etsy shop based in Indiana has no organization whatsoever. There are two categories: kits and patterns. So it’s a bit of a treasure hunt to find what you might be interested in.

As mentioned there are lots of minis and small looking projects with simple lines and minimal colors. There are holiday projects, animals, summer motifs like palm trees and beach umbrellas, a bathtub with a rubber duck, some text based designs (like hoppy spring and merry and bright), some biblical and religious designs, flowers, bunting and more.

On a site like this its difficult to pick something representative of the whole page, but I liked this bees and beehive design, so it’s the one I picked to share. This one illustrates a lot of my general points about the patterns from this shop. It’s small (2.79 by 2.57 inches, or about 7 by 6.5 cm on 14 count fabric), it looks like it’s all whole cross stitches and probably uses only six colors, and a couple of colors are only used for a handful of stitches.

Of the 300 plus cross stitch patterns available as of this writing, 140 are also available as cross stitch kits. These would be great to give as gifts if you’re trying to get someone interested in cross stitching. The kits include the pattern, fabric and floss, and you can choose to have it include a needle or not. The hoop is not included but the patterns explain what kind of hoop is shown if you want to get one to match.

So if you’re looking for cute, beginner friendly patterns for yourself or you’re trying to be a crafty enabler for someone else, check out Bella Rose Craft on Etsy.

[Photo: Bella Rose Craft]

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