Yesterday I told you I had one more Easter craft to share with you, but really I have two. :)
The other day when I went to print a Michael's coupon from their website, I found a tulle wreath tutorial and thought it was so cute and looked easy (I just can't pass up a cute, easy craft!) I followed their directions but I cut the tulle to 22" instead of 30". And I added the little egg ornaments (found at Michael's for 40% off) that I hung with some hemp yarn that I had. The letters are just stickers that I stuck on the eggs!
I was planning on only making the Easter wreath but I got carried away when I saw this gorgeous canvas art on Pinterest. It sells at an awesome online store for over $300. Really. I love, love, love the idea of the white, raised letters on a white canvas.
So this is what I made. A simple, understated piece of Easter canvas art.
My canvas version only cost $11! I already had the spray paint and the other items were on sale plus I used a coupon.
It was simply a matter of gluing the wood letters to the canvas and spray painting the whole thing white.
It's been a fun, craft-filled day! Thanks so much for stopping by!
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The other day when I went to print a Michael's coupon from their website, I found a tulle wreath tutorial and thought it was so cute and looked easy (I just can't pass up a cute, easy craft!) I followed their directions but I cut the tulle to 22" instead of 30". And I added the little egg ornaments (found at Michael's for 40% off) that I hung with some hemp yarn that I had. The letters are just stickers that I stuck on the eggs!
I was planning on only making the Easter wreath but I got carried away when I saw this gorgeous canvas art on Pinterest. It sells at an awesome online store for over $300. Really. I love, love, love the idea of the white, raised letters on a white canvas.
So this is what I made. A simple, understated piece of Easter canvas art.
My canvas version only cost $11! I already had the spray paint and the other items were on sale plus I used a coupon.
It was simply a matter of gluing the wood letters to the canvas and spray painting the whole thing white.
It's been a fun, craft-filled day! Thanks so much for stopping by!
So creative ... and so nicely done.
ReplyDeleteI am finally on Pinterest. Will be fun to connect over there with you.
DeleteCatherine I love all of the crafts you are making! They are amazing!! LOVE this! I love all of the decorations you have up in your house, they are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteNice! I like the wreath very springy! Love the egg garland you added too! I love all things Easter but especially appreciate decorations that speak to the real reason for the holiday most of all. Thanks for sharing at the Rock 'N Share!
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty!! What a wonderful way to get ready for Spring. Found you from White Lights on Wednesday's linky party. Thank you for sharing.
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Very inspiring! Love the creativity! Mom
ReplyDeleteYour wreath is so bright and sparkly and fun! Thanks for sharing at Wednesday Whatsits.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love the wreath. So cute! Thanks for sharing at Terrific Tuesdays.
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adventuresofadiymom.blogspot.com
That wreath is so cute! I have made a tulle wreath before, but with just one color. I love how you used a few colors! Pretty! Your canvas is darling too! Perfect for Easter! Thanks so much for sharing at Thursday's Temptation.
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What an adorable idea, and I love that it reflects the true meaning of Easter. So glad I found your blog via Creations by Kara. I'm a new follower so we can stay connected. I would love if you stopped by and followed too. Lori
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