The busted canvas craft trend is SO much fun and can be a great way to recycle old greeting/Christmas cards in the process! ???? Here is a step by step tutorial how I made this snowman busted canvas ☃️ This craft has unlimited possibilities...no two bust-out canvases are exactly alike!
#easycrafts #diyideas #bustedcanvas #tutorial #artsandcrafts
What you will need:
2 canvases- 1 canvas board and 1 stretch canvas
An old greeting card with a fun picture
ModPodge: https://amzn.to/4dOJlJ1
Large flat brush: https://amzn.to/4dw6YWY
2 contrasting patterns of paper *Note: you could also paint the canvas!
Parchment paper: https://amzn.to/4g2g3J0
Iron or heat press
Scissors: https://amzn.to/3WTBhQh
Hot glue: https://amzn.to/3WVCyqf
Ribbon for edges (optional)
Decorations- I used polyester stuffing for "snow"
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Craft Steps:
1. Coat board with ModPodge: 00:35
2. Attach pattern: 1:06
3. Attach recycled greeting card: 1:12
4. Coat back side of stretch canvas with ModPodge: 1:34
5. Attach contrasting pattern: 1:51
6. Coat front side of stretch canvas with ModPodge: 2:05
7. Attach first pattern: 2:05
8. Poke hole in stretch canvas:2:35
9. Cut triangle sections around hole: 2:56
10. Glue section down: 3:33
11. Glue "busted canvas" over top of canvas board: 4:23
12. Decorate canvas edges with ribbon or paint: 4:33
13. Decorate with 3d elements (optional): 4:44
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Helpful tips and tricks for making a "busted canvas":
1.You can find 8x10 canvases at the dollar store so don't worry about busting up your good canvases! You could also recycle any old canvases or paintings you don't want anymore for this project.
2. Napkins are much thinner than scrapbook paper. If you are worried about cutting through the canvas using a fun napkin pattern is much easier than cutting through multiple layers of cardstock. If you do use napkins though make sure you separate the plys!
3. I mentioned this in the video, but don't start cutting your canvas in the center. Start your cuts over top of the focal point of your design...this makes the project more dynamic.
4. Try cutting the triangle sections all different sides and lengths. Doing this and also gluing them down in all different directions gives the project a more "busted" look.
5. Keep it simple. You can add many different decorations, but sometimes less is more!
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#easycrafts #diyideas #bustedcanvas #tutorial #artsandcrafts
What you will need:
2 canvases- 1 canvas board and 1 stretch canvas
An old greeting card with a fun picture
ModPodge: https://amzn.to/4dOJlJ1
Large flat brush: https://amzn.to/4dw6YWY
2 contrasting patterns of paper *Note: you could also paint the canvas!
Parchment paper: https://amzn.to/4g2g3J0
Iron or heat press
Scissors: https://amzn.to/3WTBhQh
Hot glue: https://amzn.to/3WVCyqf
Ribbon for edges (optional)
Decorations- I used polyester stuffing for "snow"
*As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases
==================================================
Craft Steps:
1. Coat board with ModPodge: 00:35
2. Attach pattern: 1:06
3. Attach recycled greeting card: 1:12
4. Coat back side of stretch canvas with ModPodge: 1:34
5. Attach contrasting pattern: 1:51
6. Coat front side of stretch canvas with ModPodge: 2:05
7. Attach first pattern: 2:05
8. Poke hole in stretch canvas:2:35
9. Cut triangle sections around hole: 2:56
10. Glue section down: 3:33
11. Glue "busted canvas" over top of canvas board: 4:23
12. Decorate canvas edges with ribbon or paint: 4:33
13. Decorate with 3d elements (optional): 4:44
===============================================
Helpful tips and tricks for making a "busted canvas":
1.You can find 8x10 canvases at the dollar store so don't worry about busting up your good canvases! You could also recycle any old canvases or paintings you don't want anymore for this project.
2. Napkins are much thinner than scrapbook paper. If you are worried about cutting through the canvas using a fun napkin pattern is much easier than cutting through multiple layers of cardstock. If you do use napkins though make sure you separate the plys!
3. I mentioned this in the video, but don't start cutting your canvas in the center. Start your cuts over top of the focal point of your design...this makes the project more dynamic.
4. Try cutting the triangle sections all different sides and lengths. Doing this and also gluing them down in all different directions gives the project a more "busted" look.
5. Keep it simple. You can add many different decorations, but sometimes less is more!
=========================================================
My goal is to simplify painting and crafting techniques for beginner artists!
For more tutorials and tips follow us on:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvx5ifzMhJjEibqvJc6R2Bw
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EmilySeilhamerArt/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyseilhamer_art/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@emilyseilhamerart
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