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Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

I absolutely love the simplicity of this Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor! Seriously, this is such an easy and affordable DIY home decor project!

Not only is it easy and affordable, but it is also customizable to make it fit your home decor. Not a fan of the black and white? Use a different tile pattern!

The sky is the limit when you do it yourself!

Watch the DIY tutorial

I recorded the how-to steps of making this adorable target tile DIY farmhouse decor during a LIVE video on my Facebook page.

If you want to see the DIY process, craft along, or just join in on the fun conversations, you can watch the DIY tutorial replay!

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

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For this project, I will be using these items, but you can substitute where you want.

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Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

How to Make a Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

The first thing you need to know about this DIY project is that the supply photos don’t actually have the tile that I used for this project.

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

I forgot to take pictures BEFORE I made the DIY decor, so I had to improvise for the supply photos! Pictured is actually part of a Hobby Lobby plastic placemat!

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

This is a great example of how you can improvise and DIY with your own ideas and decor style. I made my DIY projects to inspire others, so you don’t have to create a carbon copy of it!

If you use a placemat, simply cut the pattern out that you want to use and then use that piece to measure your cardboard size and the number of blocks you’ll need.

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

Once you have the cardboard cut to the size that you need it to be, separate the mop strings from the black plastic piece that holds the strings together.

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

Then, hot glue the strings onto the cardboard. Get the strings as close together as possible. If you want, you can also paint the cardboard white before hot gluing to make sure the brown doesn’t show through the strings.

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

Make sure the glue is completely dry, then cut the excess strings from the sides of the cardboard. Next, you’re going to make the frame!

How to make your DIY frame

I wanted my frame to be more like a shadow box than a regular frame, so I hot glued the blocks together standing up vertically.

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

Hot glue the blocks together into four strips to create the four sides of your frame. Then, hot glue each of the strips onto each side of the cardboard.

I hot glued craft sticks over the seams of the blocks and cardboard on the back of the cardboard to really secure the frame in place.

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

Lastly, hot glue your tile or placemat pattern to the center of your mop string-covered cardboard!

Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor

I hope you enjoyed this Target Tile DIY Farmhouse Decor as much as I did and decide to make it for yourself! If you do, I would love to see how yours turns out!

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If you loved this DIY, you might also like these DIY ideas!

Thanks for stopping by! XOXO Amber

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