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Using this fast and easy tutorial for DIY canvas art with Sharpies will help customize your decor in no time!
I have been OBSESSED lately with these deer head, or stag head silhouettes! I just knew I wanted a craft that I could make for the holidays involving this cute design. That’s when I thought of doing a simple canvas craft and the easiest way for me to make the design really pop was to use these metallic Sharpie’s I found while shopping at Staples. I think it came out great and of course, wanted to share it with all of you!
DIY Canvas Art with Sharpie
What is really great about this craft is it’s super inexpensive to make. I picked up the canvas on sale at a craft store in a two pack that was around $4 and I bought the Sharpies at Staples where they are having an amazing sale right now. I purchased a 12 count assorted colors pack for $6, a 4 count assorted metallic pack and a metallic gold 4 pack were both 50% off making them $3.49!
So, I took all my supplies home to get crafting!
Supplies
1 Canvas
1 Graphic to trace (I got my graphic from We Lived Happily Ever After)
Pencil
4 pack assorted metallic Sharpies
Scissors
Tape
Step by Step Directions
Gather your supplies.
Cut out your graphic and tape it to the canvas.
Lightly trace around the cut out with a pencil and remove cut out. I had to add the tips of the antlers.
Fill in with the gold metallic Sharpie.
I then went back in with the bronze colored metallic Sharpie to give it more definition, like in the graphic.
Get something small to trace (I used a prescription medicine bottle) and trace a polka dot pattern for the background. This doesn’t have to be perfect, I love the rustic look!
Fill in all the polka dots with the silver metallic Sharpie. Place or hang where you wish and enjoy!!
See how easy that was? I think it is super cute and fun!! You could easily do tons of different DIY canvas art with these sharpies and this technique! I’m planning on doing another one with a line from my favorite Christmas song next!
Do you have any fun craft ideas to do utilizing these Sharpies?? I would love to know your thoughts in the comments below!
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Dana DeVolk
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Deauna @ Honesty’s Protégée says
I love this and chose it as my favorite on The Wednesday Roundup link party. Thanks for stopping by and sharing!
Shannon Schmid (@milkandcuddles) says
Thanks for linking up with Mommy Club Wednesday! We hope you link up again in the future. Would love to see what other neat posts you have!
Shannon Schmid ( http://milkandcuddles.com)
Ginger says
Great! I love it and especially that it didn’t require a Silhouette -I don’t have one :(. Thanks for linking up to Gingerly Made’s Show & Tell.
christine says
What a great project. Thanks so much for sharing in on The Wednesday Roundup. Make sure to make your way over and pick up your FEATURE button so you can brag! 🙂
Kristina & Millie says
Love this, You did a fantastic job 🙂 Thanks for linking to Snickerdoodle Sunday!
Kristina & Millie says
Hey Dana! This is the feature pick this week at Snickerdoodle! Congrats and thanks for sharing such a great craft with us!
Kristine Foley says
Love it!! And metallic sharpies? Swooon! Featuring you at this weekend’s party! Thanks for linkin up to Sunday FUNday!
pollyana p. zenatti says
achei lindo ! vou copiar adoro adornos de natal , abraço . parabens
Felichie says
I’m planning to decorate my plain canvas bag with that method of yours but I was wondering if the Sharpies would bleed if it get wet?
Dana DeVolk says
I really don’t know if they would bleed or not. I’ve never experimented with that, sorry!