Free hand, geometrics. Reminds me of crystals or something.
Freehand.... anything goes design. haha.
Floral
Tidal
A little Transamerica action..... backed with a map.
and lastly, the freehand tree. These are 11x14. So, these were fun & easy, just time consuming! I put them facedown on the cutting board, and just went to town with my knife. Afterwards I gave everyone a coat of a few of my favorite spray paints (Jade is actually my #1) and stepped back to enjoy. I think these would look great in a set. I'd love to see yours if you give it a try, and if you don't want to try your hand at this but still want it for your home, these are for sale & I love custom orders. There's a lot of wiggle room here too, fabric backed, paper backed, multi layered... endless. Have a wonderful day, it's beautiful for "winter"!
These are awesome Jesse! I love all the different looks and textures!
ReplyDeleteThese are pretty awesome!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! What kind of knife did you use? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSorry for such a late reply! I didn't realize... I just used an exacto. Enjoy!
Deletehow much is the tree cut out?
ReplyDeletehi there! All the cutout canvases are available in my etsy shop:
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thank you for sharing. I especially love the tree.
ReplyDeleteDo you have any tips/pointers for the beginnger? Are there certain styles that will not work?
ReplyDeleteHi Shauna! I'd say, coating the back of the canvas in mod podge or glue helps stiffen it for cutting. Use an exacto knife, cut from the back with the canvas face down on a cutting board. Drawing your design helps eliminate confusion. Good luck, send pics! 9redinfo@gmail.com
DeleteFound your post through Pinterest. Love them and the variety/options you shared! Thanks!
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