Easy Art

October08, O.M.D.B. October 10th, 2008

Easy ArtBy Sassy Crafter, October 2008

If you’re looking for some affordable new art to hang on your wall, look no further than your napkin drawer. A number of manufacturers are making paper napkins that are so beautiful they’re almost art. All you need to do is attach a napkin to a canvas, add a few finishing touches and you’ll have a new masterpiece.
What you need:
Napkin
Canvas
Paint
Paintbrush
Scissors
Gel medium
Embellishments

What to do:
1. Artsy gift stores and galleries often stock unique cocktail napkins, so look there for a napkin that suits your artistic taste. Then, visit your local art supply store and buy a canvas that’s slightly bigger than your napkin. If you’d like to pay homage to Andy Warhol, you can repeat four images on one canvas—just buy a larger canvas.
2. Paint the edges of the canvas using a color that coordinates with the napkin and let dry. Trim the napkin to fit the canvas and attach using gel medium. Then, add a topcoat of gel medium.
3. Attach a few embellishments to add depth and texture—a used postage stamp, a few beads to act as a necklace and earrings, and a word from a vintage dictionary.
4. You’re done! Hang your new art on the wall, and enjoy.

Drop in at http://sassycrafter.blogspot.com for details on this and other fun repurposing projects.

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Easy Art

October08, O.M.D.B. October 10th, 2008

Easy ArtBy Sassy Crafter, October 2008

If you’re looking for some affordable new art to hang on your wall, look no further than your napkin drawer. A number of manufacturers are making paper napkins that are so beautiful they’re almost art. All you need to do is attach a napkin to a canvas, add a few finishing touches and you’ll have a new masterpiece.
What you need:
Napkin
Canvas
Paint
Paintbrush
Scissors
Gel medium
Embellishments

What to do:
1. Artsy gift stores and galleries often stock unique cocktail napkins, so look there for a napkin that suits your artistic taste. Then, visit your local art supply store and buy a canvas that’s slightly bigger than your napkin. If you’d like to pay homage to Andy Warhol, you can repeat four images on one canvas—just buy a larger canvas.
2. Paint the edges of the canvas using a color that coordinates with the napkin and let dry. Trim the napkin to fit the canvas and attach using gel medium. Then, add a topcoat of gel medium.
3. Attach a few embellishments to add depth and texture—a used postage stamp, a few beads to act as a necklace and earrings, and a word from a vintage dictionary.
4. You’re done! Hang your new art on the wall, and enjoy.

Drop in at http://sassycrafter.blogspot.com for details on this and other fun repurposing projects.

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