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Halloween Canvas

Oct172012 posted by Jodie 3 Comments

There are so many fun projects you can make using the Silhouette heat transfer material.
You can personalize bags, customize t-shirts, decorate boring pillows, label organizing totes,
or spook-ify a canvas for all your guests to see…
supplies used
• canvas (i used a 9×12 size)
• white fabric (just bought some that was on sale)
• fabric glue
• ribbon (not pictured)
• halloween heat transfer bundle (includes black + orange heat transfer and a hook)








to make
• cut your fabric a little larger than your canvas
• put together your design (shapes i used: large circle pattern, haunted house font used: my favorite bebas neue)
• cut your heat transfer following the directions on the box. MAKE SURE TO MIRROR IMAGE BEFORE CUTTING
• iron on your design
• stretch your fabric around the canvas and glue (or staple) down in the back.
• then glue the ribbon around the edges of the canvas
If you haven’t already…
check out the Silhouette promotions going on right now
and
enter to win a Silhouette CAMEO® bundle!!
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  1. Crystal says

    October 18, 2012 at 3:53 pm

    Super cute!!

    Reply
  2. Capturing Joy with Kristen Duke Photography says

    October 18, 2012 at 7:54 pm

    that is very very cute. i need to win a silhouette.

    Reply
  3. Debbie Blair says

    October 18, 2012 at 10:23 pm

    I love this project. It is a good way for someone like me who can't paint anything more than a stick figure.

    Reply

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