Does anyone remember an old project of ours (like from well over a year ago)…Fabric Samples to Finished Art?
Well it was time to change them up a little.
What you’ll need:
- 3 small canvases
- fabric
- clothespins
- staple gun & staples
- scissors
- glue gun & glue
- paper, markers, rubber stamps, other embellishements
For me step one was removing all the staples from the old project!
But for everyone else:
Step 1.
Cut each piece of fabric to slightly larger than each canvas.
Step 2.
Wrap the fabric around and staple to canvas frame. Flip over.
Step 3.
Using hot glue gun, glue one clothespin to top center of each canvas.
Then clip on whatever you like to embellish each canvas! This means you can change out your notes or embellishments whenever you like!
I chose to keep it a little Christmas-y for now.
Okay it’s your turn! This is our Link Party…Doin’ It Yourself!
Only two rules:
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Your project must be created by you in some way. BIG OR SMALL! Have fun!
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Link back to us, either by text link or button that’s found on our sidebar.
PLEASE LET YOUR FRIENDS KNOW ABOUT THE PARTY…WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE EVEN MORE PEOPLE LINK UP TO SHARE!!!
Linking with: The Shabby Creek Cottage – Transformation Thursday,
Thanks for hosting on your beautiful blog. Love the canvas art!
xo
Catherine
Thanks for having the party! Since you are making (or have made) a shelving unit, I thought I’d post mine from last year.
Awesome! Thank you!
The covered canvas art is actually the post that led me to your blog! I even ordered my own samples from Tonic Living but they were too small to cover a canvas. I may just be covering something in burlap this weekend thanks to you!
No way?! Cool! I used really small canvases…sorry your samples weren’t big enough. Have fun burlap-ing!!
Hi Shannon, greetings from Northern Ontario. I love your project – great job. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
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