I am drawn to all things miniature and small in size. When I found out our Oriental Trading craft supply this month would be small 4″ square Canvases, I was thrilled about the possibilities. Today I am sharing how to use a simple technique to create Colorful Embroidered DIY Canvas.
Canvases are such versatile products. I love that you can group them together to create a bigger shape for a larger impact or use them individually.
Then mix in fun cheery colors of paint and embroidered string and the options for your design or word are simply endless!
If you are looking for more Easy DIY Artwork, you might want to check out these simple tutorials I put together for other paintings.
I wrote out the word, HOPE but you could create patterns or shapes, too.
To see the full supply list, be sure to head to Oriental Trading’s blog.
To see the full step by step tutorial for this colorful bracelet, head to Oriental Trading’s blog.
And if you’re curious to check out all my Oriental Trading projects, head over here!
And check out the other washi tape DIY projects :
Carrie from Dream Green DIY created these DIY Mini Abstract Art Canvases.
Haley from Design Improvised created Monogram Canvas Art with Stencils.
Sara + Melissa from Alice and Lois made Favorite State Canvas Art DIY this month.
I love tiny canvases! These are fantastic. Great detail to add the matching paint colour on the side
Thanks so much, Lisa! Tiny things get me every time. 😉
This is genius Amy – I never would have thought to use mini canvases this way. I’d love to do this for the nursery once our bub is born, it’d be super cute with her name written on them!
Thanks so much, Stephanie! I think it would equally amazing to do a HUGE canvas with this technique!
Such a great idea and I love the colors you used!
Thanks so much, Laurel!
This is SO pretty, Amy! I can’t wait to recreate it myself 🙂
Thanks so much, Carrie! I have visions of doing this on a huge scale for my living room.
such a cute idea! LOVE! Also haven’t been to your site in a while but love the new logo! 🙂
It’s so good to hear from you, Deonna! And thanks, I’m slowing working on a new look for the site and my logo. 😉
Hi Amy, I love these so much! I’m off to share them loads x
Well you are too kind, Claire! Thanks for the shares. xo