First...I started off with a 16x24 canvas ...that I painted white...
Then...used my Cricut...and cut out the words that I wanted to stencil on the canvas...
Then...laid the letters on the canvas to decide where I wanted them...and marked lightly with a pencil...
Then used the stencil part of the cutouts...and taped the middles of the letters to the stencil so that my letters have middles...{hope that made sense?}
Then...line your stencils up to your markings you made...and start stenciling.
TIP: I placed a few books under my canvas to give the canvas a flat, hard surface to make it easier to stencil on.
Then fill in your tape marks from the letter middles...
Then...I wiped stain on the edges of the canvas with a rag {I use Minwax ...dark walnut stain}...
And there you have it!!! Very simple...and FuN!
HaVe a GreaT Day!!
Then...laid the letters on the canvas to decide where I wanted them...and marked lightly with a pencil...
Then used the stencil part of the cutouts...and taped the middles of the letters to the stencil so that my letters have middles...{hope that made sense?}
Then...line your stencils up to your markings you made...and start stenciling.
TIP: I placed a few books under my canvas to give the canvas a flat, hard surface to make it easier to stencil on.
Then fill in your tape marks from the letter middles...
Then...I wiped stain on the edges of the canvas with a rag {I use Minwax ...dark walnut stain}...
And there you have it!!! Very simple...and FuN!
HaVe a GreaT Day!!
its beautiful!!!tfs
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute and simple! Now I just have to myself a Cricut.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute & personal idea! Luv it too!.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I'll have to dust off my silhouette.
ReplyDeleteSaw you on UCreate...love this!
ReplyDeleteLoves it!!
ReplyDeleteCute! I really need to get myself a circut machine! Love your blog by the way :-)
ReplyDeleteLOVE this, Stacie! great idea!!
ReplyDeletecould you do the same thing with freezer paper if you don't have a cricut?
ReplyDeleteHi Emily!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea. I would think freezer paper would work too...I'm not really that experienced with it...but its worth a try! Thanks for the tip!
I LOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat font is this? It looks great!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI was also wondering what cricut cartridge you used? :)
Thanks so much! I used the Plantin SchoolBook Font.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Here's my version, http://raynas-place.blogspot.com/2010/02/keeping-busy.html
ReplyDeleteThat turned out so cute, I love it! I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteReally nice!
ReplyDeleteI bought a canvas today to make this! I'm going to be using a different quote but I need to dust off my cricut and this is a great project to do so! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love this! I have been using my Cricut cut outs and then the stencil for a while now and it works GREAT! Even if you use it with the vinyl. Love the canvas idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
What a great idea... I wanted to do this exact thing but thought it seemed harder. You make it look easy. Thanks
ReplyDeletegreat idea - i bought a large canvas a few weeks ago to do the same thing but i've been lazy!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletefor some reason I'm not a huge fan of the wooden plaques, but the canvas I really like! Thanks for the tip on using the wood stain.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous and looks store bought completely!
ReplyDeleteWhich cartridge did you use for the Cricut for that nice font? :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this idea! I'd be curious to know which cartridge you used too! I love the font choice!
ReplyDeleteGreat project Stacie!! I love how simple and powerful it is. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking it up to my Subway Art Party! You are the best :)
XOXO
jen
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow /Hey thanks man!! you are so good. I think this the perfect work.
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This is absolutely adorable! Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethis might be a dumb question and a bit late but what did you use to fill in the stencil letters? Was it the same stuff you rubbed on the edges of the canvas?
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!!! So glad I found your blog!
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