Over the weekend, I visited several antique and thrift stores. Even if I don't buy anything, I always end up leaving inspired and full of DIY project ideas. These burlap-covered canvases are a result of my trip to Farmhouse Salvage.
With all the fun printed burlap that's available now, this is a super easy project.
Just stretch the burlap over a canvas and hot-glue it to the back. Done!
I used an 18 x 24 canvas, so these make a big statement - you could of course use a smaller size, too.
With all the fun printed burlap that's available now, this is a super easy project.
Just stretch the burlap over a canvas and hot-glue it to the back. Done!
I used an 18 x 24 canvas, so these make a big statement - you could of course use a smaller size, too.
Mine are big because I have a ledge on my staircase that I've struggled to find a way to decorate. I can't put breakables there - found that out the hard way. 2 boys + glassware on a stairway = broken stuff.
So, I made 2 of the canvases and paired them with some other items I already had.
I'm really happy with how it looks now. So much better than the blank wall I'd be looking at for years.
3 comments:
These are great, Jean. Where is the printed burlap? I haven't come across that yet.
The printed burlap is from Hobby Lobby and Joann.
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