Amazing Linnie Bloom canvas shapes

Hi .. Bev here today and OMG ..my first ever real canvas attempt... sure hope you like it.

It all started with canvas shapes from Linnie Blooms... and 

I knew exactly what I wanted to do with these really cool canvas trees and leaves.

I started with a 8 1/2"x 12" canvas from the dollar store.

I used paint strips on the background to start. 

Then I mask with gesso for more texture and then added more paint splatter.

Next I used Paper House papers.. plywood and  pine forest... rustic and ripped 

it and edges with ranger ink.

More layers with some burlap, strip of cork and a section of Creative Embellishments accent.

Phot was placed under the accent a bit and the 

painted trees cover the base of the photo also.

I put a cute rubon on a piece of paper, ribbed and inked and applied

 to top right corner of all the layered textures.

I added and metal accent and a twine tied metal keys accent.

In the top upper left corner I inked the leaves, doodled spines and added buttons.

Using Cricut I cut the title "best memories".

Be sure to visit Linnie Blooms blog and store.. amazing craeative 

projects to inspire you.. and give you fab hints on how to use all 

the fabulous canvas shapes and many other unique accents.

Supply List:

                                           Paper: Paper House Plywood P-0578Pine Forest P-0576
                                                       Background Canvas: paint, gesso stamping
                                                                          Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
                                                                                Pen: Staedtler
                                                                 Accents: Creative Embellishments
                                                                  Canvas Shapes: Linnie Blooms
                                                                       Masking Stencil: Prima
                                                                             Cricut: cut files
                                               Other: cork, burlap, buttons, metal pieces, rubon, twine