I am so love the look of the thick canvas projects popping up in scrapbooking land! With some amazing Maya Road products and a day to play this is what I came up with!
For this project I used a small canvas (4x4). First I applied my tissue papers with a decoupage medium. Then I started adding some Maya Road goodness! I inked, applied, and sealed my kraft clock and tickets with the decoupage medium. Once dry I added my rubons. I stamped my word from the Maya Road "Just My Type" stamp set onto kraft paper, punched them out with a circle punch, and then adhered them and sealed them with decoupage medium. To jazz up some pins I dipped my star pins into glue and then sprinkled them with Maya Road glitter. With the Ledger stamp I simply stamped randomly on the canvas.
Next, I inked my wooden ruler and organza trim, wooden snowflake, and wooden spools. Then I stamped onto two pieces of canvas fabric with the Maya Road "Measure Twice" stamp set and wrapped those around my spools.
Next, I adhered my distressed looking Organza trim to three sides of my canvas and then added my embellishments to the front of my canvas. Lastly, I glued the two canvas stamped spools to the underside of my canvas for a stand. I love how it turned out and am ready to make some more for Christmas presents!
I hope this post will inspire you to make your own canvas using some of the incredible products from Maya Road! Happy Creating! Shelley
Supply list: Small canvas block, tissue paper, decoupage sealer, ink.
Maya Road:
Kraft clocks: K1839
Wooden ruler: WD1827
Rub ons: RUB627
Star Pins: TK1410
Black glitter: G1555
Kraft tickets: K1461
Wooden snowflakes: WD1867
Ledger stamp: SMP1436
Measure Once stamp: SMP1719
Wooden spools: WD1835
Just My Type stamps: SMP1858
Peach Organza trim: OR1950
wow, love it. how fun to sit and play. feels so good to create. you've done an amazing job.
Posted by: laura huffmanl | December 14, 2011 at 06:44 AM
What a cute album. Love the colors used. Just adorable.
Posted by: DebbieK | December 14, 2011 at 02:57 PM
Such a cute creation! LOVE it!
Posted by: Marilyn Nimmo | December 14, 2011 at 10:12 PM
What a beautiful work of art!
Posted by: Cheri Howard | December 15, 2011 at 02:56 AM