Book of DIY Gallery Wall Prints

I am pretty excited about the newest items I found at Hobby Lobby this week!!!  Prints for a gallery wall can be hard to find and can get pricey.  I love the look of a gallery wall filled with pictures, prints of quotes and art images, mixed in with found objects.  It can be challenging and time consuming, not to mention pricey to find those perfect prints on Etsy or other online sites.  There are lots of prints out there on Pinterest that can even be printed from home.  But lets face it, they just don't look the same as a professional print on Etsy or one that you would buy from a store.  Well, I have found the answer!!!

Hobby Lobby now sells these books of prints!

You get 30-35 prints of all different sizes ranging from 11x14 to 4x6 all in one book. You can hang them together for a cohesive look or use one or two prints in a gallery wall to add a little character to your collage.  You get the entire book for only $14.99!!!  :)

The book even gives you over 30 ideas and arrangements on how to hang your gallery wall.

There are 7 different books in the collection all together -- Quotes Collection to Chalkboard Collection.  I couldn't decide which one to get, so I bought all 7!!! :)  (and I don't regret it for a minute!!)

And I am even more excited that these first 2 books feature multiple gold foil prints!

Surprisingly, the quality of the prints were better than expected.  Each print is on a very thick cardboard, card stock paper.  And the smaller prints are perforated for easy removable from the book.

and some of the gold foil.......which are my favorite.......

Now I just have to decide which to add to my gallery wall....

I decided to go with this simple ampersand that looks like it has been painted on a book page.

I couldn't stop at just one......I added this yellow 4x6 print too.  I looks perfect with the yellow accents I have in my house and the yellow dresses of my bridesmaids in our wedding photos!

(I finally found a permanent spot for my deer head I bought as Christmas decor!)

And since it is March and St. Patrick's Day will be here in a couple of weeks, I thought I would frame this "lucky" print from the book as well. 

I've always loved the idea of framing scrapbook paper for easy, affordable art, but this just takes it to a whole new level! I will definitely be using these in client designs in the future.