The vintage look Canvas DIY

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I have been wanting to experiment on the screen for a long time, and according to various items on stressful, aging searching, chipping etc ... everything I could was found canvas not so decided, done on wood, I different methods on a canvas space and the results

list of materials to try:

Canvas

newspaper

mod podge (or liquid glue and water mixture)

acrylic paint

a plurality of brushes

cinnamon

sandpaper

sheet of paper for stenciling

exacto knife or Cameo silhouette tools for stenciling

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What I did ....

start with a blank canvas. Mine is 12x12

Rip news paper sheets into pieces and mod it podge (or use a you mixture of liquid adhesive and water) to the canvas and its sides. Let dry. Let dry. Get your mask! I used my Silhouette Cameo (but you can with the hand-cut) and designed to be a 10-inch circle with the letters SUP (Stand Up Paddle) in the middle. I had the machine it cut of mid-weight paper and I sprayed to painted the back of the template with removable sticky Spray (Krylon brand) and put it on my canvas.

Select paint a different color to make it to brush the contrast and the template , But beware! This is not a perfect job, and you will be on the letter with a detailed brush housing need to create back straighter lines. I have a steady hand, so I do not worry about this step. It has to look imperfect, so there is no big deal if you do not get the straight lines.

After the paint has dried, sand the canvas Not there.

Make a "glaze" of water brown acrylic addition painting (1 part paint to 3 parts water) and brush it around the canvas. Excess with a clean cloth or paper towel. This is the white color to give a dirty look and the wrinkles and holes accentuate yet!

to give your canvas a rusty look, everything She is a brush, mod podge (or liquid adhesive) and cinnamon powder need.

With your detail brush, paint thin lines of adhesive to the screen areas you search with cinnamon old and rusty and cover them up. Let sit for a minute or so and wipe off the excess.

With a slotted or wide straight edge brush, all mod podge apply across the screen (front and side) your art work to give a protective layer. This process gives a finished look.

I like the wrinkles, I like the dirty and rusty look, and I love the contrasting colors.

Not bad for a first time experimenting on canvas!

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