5.09.2010

In case you missed it.....

I am reposting my craft project I did over at 733!

Today I am making  cookie cutter canvas art
It's super easy...and super fun. and It's something that even kids can do! (if you trust them with paint)

Let's start
Some canvas (old or new)

Paint your base cover

Pick a cookie cutter (I might have a slight cookie cutter fetish.)


You'll need to pour plenty of paint on a flat surface (I use old cool whip lids)

You need to press your cookie cutter firmly and make sure each side gets even paint...

Then press firmly onto the canvas (or you really could use a piece of wood!)

and repeat. over and over and over. Make sure you get fresh paint each time.

and since this is a pair of pictures...The other one is a star:


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This one splattered a bit...which I kinda liked!!!

I actually hot glued it right to the wall (I knew I would find a use for my glue gun)
I just put a tiny dob of glue...let it cool for a few seconds and then stick it on.
Usually when I want to rearrange...it pops right off!


and I made one for my daughters room ( a flower of course...although they have the alphabet cookie cutters and I thought it would be cute to do one with your intial)

added some embellishments to make it pretty....




and since we have both sugar and spice parties and frogs and snail parties here at 733...I thought I had better do a boy one

CHOO CHOOO


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28 comments:

  1. How creative!! I love this idea... has a modern art feel to it. :) I might have to try this with my kiddos sometime soon. Thanks for the inspiration.

    Blessings!
    -Sarah

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  2. Nice idea. That makes pretty modern paintures.
    Greetings, Johanna

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  3. WOW!!! What a fun idea! I love the way that they look, great job!

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  4. This looks cool and it's so simple to do.Loved it.Going to do it rightaway.:-)

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  5. I wanted to let you know I featured your awesome terra cotta cake stand today :) Come on over and link up to Making Monday Marvelous!

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  6. what a great idea! we can get blank canvas like these at the dollar store, I'll have to try it.

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  8. Yay, I love this! Definitely going to let the kids try this... outside... thanks for the inspiration!

    ♥Sarah
    www.steppingthrucrazy.blogspot.com

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  9. Love it. Love you blog. I am giving you the Trendy Blog Award because your blog is fabulous! Stop by to check it out!

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  10. That is too cute...I am going to have to do that for someone...now just how?
    Wendy

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  11. thanks for stopping by a little lovely! love this canvas project!!

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  12. This is such a fabulous idea. I really want to try it...how fun! TFS!

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  13. Thanks so much for your sweet comment! I'm getting enough positive feedback on that pillow that I might just have to make another one with a tutorial this time. :) Thanks again!

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  14. Those are awesome - so creative and simple!

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  15. I am in LOVE with this idea. It's fabulous!!! I am definitely going to be trying this one out!

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  16. Great idea! Following you via email from Tuesday Tag-along. I also put your button on my sponsors page.

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  17. How cute and fun are those. I esp. love the one in your daughter's room.

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  18. just FYI, I featured you today - thanks for linking up! Mandy, www.craftedition.blogspot.com

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  19. Sheer brilliance! I LOVE it... thanks for sharing with us at the POPP.

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  20. This was added to my to do list! I love it! Thanks for linking up!

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  21. Hi! I will be featuring this post at "AP Tuesdays" tomorrow. thanks again for linking up!! Hope to see more from you!!!

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  22. Fantastic idea! This technique would work well for any room of the house. I am already thinking about how we could do a few for my daughters' rooms. Great post!

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  23. I just came across this post and LOVE this idea! I have several of those canvases I picked up on sale and will be doing this SOON with my kids.

    Thanks!

    Laura @ Come Together Kids

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  24. I love this!! Thanks for the creative use of my MANY cookie cutters!! lol I think I have a "thing" for cookie cutters...lol
    I WILL be doing this with my kiddos!!

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  25. I love this idea, I was just trying to find something for my daughter to paint a friend as a Christmas gift and this is perfect.

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