Showing posts with label Project for the Home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project for the Home. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12

More Canvas Art

A few months back, we shared an Alphabet Canvas Project, and today we're sharing a few more canvas creations.

These were created for Kelli's daughters room. We used a little acrylic craft paint, a few 8x10 canvas', a butterfly punch, our trusty Cricut, some bits of ribbon, and a few scraps of paper.

Easy project with BIG IMPACT!!!





Happy Craftin!

Kelli and Crystal


Wednesday, March 24

Reduce - Reuse - Recycle Challenge Part 1

We're doing are part at Thingamabobs and Doodads to make the earth a little more GREEN!

We welcome you to part 1 of our Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Challenge

Ah the craft room...it should inspire us to be more...crafty!

For our first project for the Reduce - Reuse - Recycle Challenge, we turned a small used coffee cup into a cute Spring marker holder for our desk.  If you are anything like us your craft room can quickly turn into a chaotic mess while working on a project! Anything to help stay organized is a good thing - especially when it's pretty and recycled! 


MATERIALS:
Small disposable coffee cup
Strong adhessive - we used Terrifically Tacky Tape
Patterned Paper, Ribbon, and coordinating embellies.
Ink (optional)

HOW TO:

Sunday, March 7

A, B, C, Dog

Color, Fun, and Creativitiy! That is what every kids room needs!





Our Alphabet Canvas is a great addition to any child's room.  But don't stop with alphabets.  You can use any art you like!


  • Your child's artwork copied and reduced to fit into the squares

  • Fun and bright paper

  • Silly photos of the childs family or friends
Materials:

Canvas - size of your choice
Craft paint
Assortment of coordinating papers
Embellishments
(i.e. ribbon, buttons, brads, rhinestones, chipboard letters, etc)

Our March kit, Hello Sunshine would make a great canvas art project! Lot's of coordinating papers and embellishments.  Plus you'll still have plenty of materials for all your scrapbooking needs!


How To:

Paint the canvas and let dry
Cut the paper squares to your desired size.  For both projects shown the

Monday, March 1

B is for...

BABY!

Today we bring you a sweet little project for the home!