- Canvas (I used an 11x14)
- Sticky Letters. I used my Cricut to cut mine out of contact paper, but you can use adhesive vinyl or pre-cut alphabet stickers.
- Paint (Acrylic or Crayola Kids Paint)
- Mod Podge
- Paint Brush(es)
How To Make It:
- Stick letters to canvas. (FYI, I had read on several blogs that going over letters with a layer of Mod Podge keeps the paint from seeping under the letters, so I did this, but I still had some paint go under my letters. The contact paper did not adhere to the canvas as well as the adhesive vinyl letters I've used in the past. I just touched up areas with white paint as needed).
- Choose the paint colors and hand over the brushes to the kids (preferably outside)!
- Allow canvas to dry and remove stickers.
- Paint over entire canvas with a layer of Mod Podge to seal the paint (I used Crayola Washable Paints so wanted to seal it).
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This is so sweet...I love it...I'm sure their Grandma will love it too.
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ReplyDeleteI read somewhere that using Mod Podge over Crayola washable paints will ruin the paint on your canvas. Did you have any issues? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi - I read somewhere that mod podge will ruin something painted with crayola washable paints. Did you have any issues? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi - I read somewhere that mod podge will ruin something painted with crayola washable paints. Did you have any issues? Thanks!
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