To pay tribute to all the sweet birds that live in my yard, I decided to create a little "Hello, Birdie" home decor piece. I decorated this little canvas with lots of layers and textures. It is always surprising to see how much you can pack onto such a small surface!
I pulled this 5" x 5" canvas out of my stash to use as my background.
I used die cut templates to cut shapes from paper and cardstock as follows:
Doily - Gmund Tindalo Kraft Wood Grain Cardstock
Feathers - Royal Sundance Linen Midnight Blue and Burgundy Cardstock
Flourish - Royal Sundance Linen Brilliant White Cardstock
Bird - Royal Sundance Linen Midnight Blue Cardstock
Tag and banner - We R Memory Keepers Wildflowers 6x6 Pad
I layered the shapes onto the canvas, gluing each layer in place. I used Foam Adhesive Squares to attach the bird to the left side of the canvas.
I glued the wood branch and the flowers onto the canvas with hot glue.
I die cut the script word from Royal Sundance Linen Brilliant White Cardstock and attached it to the top of the canvas. Two leaf-shaped pins finish off the project.
Thanks for looking!
CutCardStock:
Gmund Tindalo Kraft Brown Wood Grain Cardstock
Royal Sundance Linen Midnight Blue Cardstock
Royal Sundance Linen Burgundy Cardstock
Royal Sundance Linen Brilliant White Cardstock
We R Memory Keepers Wildflowers 6x6 Pad
Double-sided Foam Adhesive Squares
Double-sided Adhesive
Other:
Twine: Really Reasonable Ribbon Natural Burlap String
Wood token: Maya Road
Wood branch: Prima
Pins: Maya Road
Flowers: Petaloo, Wild Orchid Crafts
Button, bling: stash
Dies: Simon Says Stamp Stitched Dress Up Tag; Cheery Lynn French Pastry Doily, Hello, Mini Fanciful Flourish, Feathers; Tim Holtz Caged Bird, My Favorite Things Fishtail Flag Stax
Canvas: art supply store
Adhesive: Hot glue
Very pretty little canvas Gloria. Why is it when we decide to do a canvas we seem to reach for larger ones? These small canvases can pack a big punch. Thanks for sharing.
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