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Vintage Garden Canvas

Hello! It's Jennifer back on the blog to share another project I  created with one of the fabulous new releases!  The Farmhouse Wood Stencils go perfect with the Medium Pallet shapes but you can use them on other surfaces as well. I  found a burlap canvas at my local big box craft store and thought it would go perfect with the Vintage Garden Farmhouse Wood Stencil

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I   applied acrylic white paint with a foam paint brush. The burlap soaks up the paint so I  went slow and applied at least three coats.  My end result wasn't even but I  think it gives my project a distressed/vintage look.  Before adding embellishments, I  used chalk ink in brown along the edges of my canvas. 

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Here, I  used one of the Monarch Butterfly Chipboard Embellishments that I  painted white. I  then heat embossed with a glitter teal color to give it extra pop.  Then using my Silhouette, I  cut layered flowers with different patterns and fastening brads in the center.  I  also adhered a few paper flowers in with my embellishments for more dimension. 

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I   also utilized my butterfly hand punches to add additional accents. I  found using my hot glue gun worked best with affixing my embellishments.  

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Thank you for stopping by the blog today! You can see all of the new 6x16 Stencils by going HERE! Have a great day! 

Additional products used:  patterned paper, die cuts: Crate Paper; paper flowers: Mon Ami Gabby; paint: DecoArt; chalk ink: Quick Quotes; embossing ink: Ranger; embossing powder: Recollections;  die cut machine: Silhouette:  cut file: "Flower" by Samantha Walker #55845; misc: brads

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