Back in I think February I saw these cute nature paintings in the PB catalog, I thought they were cute. So in my boredom at work one day (don't get me wrong work is not usually boring at all!) I was thinking spring and I came up with an idea to do my own in my own way.
PB pictures here...
Materials Used:
- leftover burlap
- Elmer's Craft Bond Spray Adhesive
- flat white spray paint
- freezer paper
- x-acto knife
- printed solid image
- pencil
- hot glue
-iron
- jute rope or twine
- $1 store frames
*Note about the spray adhesive it was kinda expensive about $10 so make sure you use a coupon!
So first find some images online that you like... (I used a bunny and flowers) enlarge and print out
Trace onto freezer paper then cut out the image
Take your UGLY cheap frame and take the glass out (I save mine you never know when you might need it for another project!)
Spray paint it whatever color you would like
With the back portion of your frame spray the front part with the spray adhesive and attach the burlap then cut around the edges (let dry a couple minutes)
(this was another frame)Then using your iron on the low setting lightly iron on your image to the burlap (this keeps it from moving around while spray painting)
*MAKE SURE GLOSSY SIDE IS DOWN on stencil!
Spray paint image... I did about 2-3 coats
put back in frame then glue twine around the edges of the frame
Ta-da!
Enjoy-
Kate
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