DIY wall art, Make a print, mod podge, mod podge projects

I wanted a little something amusing for a bare corner of my kitchen. 

I have a 12" canvas that wasn't working, so instead of throwing it away, I decided to cover it up. After thinking about it, I realized that all I really needed was an image from my computer and mod podge. 

Here's a list of what I used:

12" canvas
Mod Podge
Jute Rope
12" craft paper
Image (from google images) 

I had all of these things, so this was a totally free upcycle! 

NOTE: Make your own mod podge using 1/2 glue and 1/2 water. Put the glue and water in a jar with with a tight lid and shake well to combine. Or, you can pick it up at any craft store, WalMart, or Amazon (Mod Podge CS11240 Starter Pack, 2-Ounce Bottles).

I used a piece of craft paper as my base, but you could use anything - book pages would be nice! I painted over the existing canvas with mod podge and then pressed the paper onto the existing board, and smoothed out any bubbles with my fingers. I then used the mod podge and painted over the top of the craft paper, smoothing any bubbles, and then re-painted for a smooth finish. 

I found an image I found amusing, from a BBQ place, and printed it off on my printer. I centered it on the craft paper, repeating the process with the mod podge. 

Next, I outlined the image with Jute rope.
I just cut it to measure, and used the hot glue gun to keep it in place. 

DIY wall art, Make a print, mod podge, mod podge projects

And that's it. 

DIY wall art, Make a print, mod podge, mod podge projects

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