Showing posts with label bracelet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bracelet. Show all posts

Friday, June 12, 2015

Linnie Blooms Doodle Bracelet

It's fun to doodle on canvas with fabric markers! It's even MORE fun to doodle on Linnie Blooms Canvas Bracelet Blanks! These bracelet blanks curve automatically to fit most wrists and feature canvas on both sides....plus decorative stitching already done for you. How cool is that?!

 This is THE perfect project for a scout troop, camp, birthday party or sleepover activity...and a wonderful gift idea for a Mom, Grandma, sister, or best friend.  You can even create a more sophisticated version for yourself!



For this project, I used Tulip® Fine Tip Permanent Fabric Markers on a Canvas Bracelet Blank.
Simply place the bracelet flat on your table. Make sure you are drawing on the curved side and begin doodling with the black marker.


Continue adding rows of doodles until the entire bracelet is covered.


At this point, you  have an option.  You can leave the bracelet black and off-white canvas color so it looks like this....


You can also add a few color highlights within a few areas....OR color in the entire design so it looks like this.....


Can't decide?  No surprise....I couldn't either!  So I decided to do ONE of each!  LOL!


Thursday, July 24, 2014

Bracelets using canvas pieces

Hello everyone-

Today, I am here to show you a new way to use your canvas dies. I recently took an online class on how to make bracelets out of belts. Super duper fun, but one of my big things with taking a class is how to do I make this mine?  How can I show my style?

This is how:





I took the canvas piece and painted them white. Then took sharpies to decorate them. I glue them on with a fabric/leather glue. then riveted the ends just encase the ends wanted to come up. What else could you decorated canvas pieces in??? The possibilities are endless! Go be creative and make it your "own"! 

****Tip: 1- when decorating the canvas pieces I have found that using the fine tipped sharpie works best for details. 2- Make sure you seal the piece after you are done.****

Until next time-
Stay creative :)
Hugs,
K