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Stenciled Canvas Art




This month Ginger Snap Crafts, Family Ever After, Southern Lovely, and the Gunny Sack are hosting Pinspired Rewired. The theme is stencils and the project must be inspired from Pinterest. I've never stenciled before but thought I would give it a try.



My inspiration came from  Always in Wonder

After finding my inspiration I knew exactly what I wanted to do. The babies room needed some artwork on the walls and so I wanted to do jungle animals that matched his crib bedding and other accessories in his room like this fabric basket that holds his diapers.


Supplies needed for this project:
canvas- I got mine at Ben Franklin for 50% off
paint- I used Martha Stewart's Acrylic Craft Paint 
roller tops and foam pouncers-Martha Stewart's from Micheal's
stencils- I printed mine off onto paper from internet and cut out


Paint each canvas the color of choice and let dry.

I googled animal stencils to find a rhino, turtle, and alligator. Cut them out and taped them to the canvas.

Use the foam pouncers to paint inside the stencil. Let dry, then remove stencil.

Viola!

They add some great color to his bedroom. Stenciling was a lot of fun and I can't wait to find another project that requires using stencils!






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29 comments:

  1. Cute!! Love the roller that screws onto the paint bottle! Love the colors. Inspiring Bonnie!!

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  2. The art is amazing! Love the foam pouncers. I've never seen them before.

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  3. This is just precious!!! I love it and would be such a great gift. Found your feature on TT&J. Awesome and congrats!!

    http://seesewandseedlings.blogspot.com/

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    1. Thanks Kimberly! Thanks for stopping by! I'm headed over to check out your blog.

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  4. Love the bold colors and simplicity of them that makes they look so great! thanks for linking up to Make it Monday! I will be sharing on the Brassy Apple FB and Twitter pages!

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    1. Thank you so much Megan! Thanks for hosting the party and for sharing this post on FB and Twitter! Love your blog as well, very inspirational!!

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  5. Super cute! I love how your pictures turned out. I may be partial though since I'm doing similar colors in my son's new big boy room. ;) If you have some time I'd love it if you'd stop by my blog to check out the giveaway I'm having for a Ramsign Home Sign!

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    1. Thanks Rachelle! I'll be sure to stop by your blog, thanks!

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  6. Cool! Those stenciled paintings really look great in that room! I need to go check out that pinspired rewired thing going on :)

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  7. Okay,

    1. Love the look and feel of your blog ...

    2. Can't wait to check out that alphabet book post I see on your sidebar. Something I may want to make for my new little "great" nieces and nephews (so sorry to date myself). I stopped aging myself around 35 ...

    3. This project is darling ...

    4. So very darling that I'm going to pin because it needs to be shared far and wide.

    :)

    Linda

    Oh, and I just love the color combo ...

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    1. Thanks so much Linda! Wow, you've made my day with your sweet comments! I'm headed over now to check out your blog! Thanks again!

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  8. Adorable!!!! I LOVE these! One of my little guys has a jungle/safari room and something like this would be perfect!

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  9. These are so cute! And It seems like a quick project. I love the colors you chose too. I would love for you to share this at my link party
    http://thewinthropchronicles.blogspot.com/2012/04/share-it-link-party-7.html

    p.s. I love the colors you chose for you blog layout!

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    1. Thanks so much Sarah! I will for sure come link up to your party! Thanks again!

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  10. these are adorable!! such a great project for any kids room, nursery, or playroom. I am definitely adding this to my ideas for clients. thanks!

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  11. The room is darling!! What a cute idea. We're so glad that you linked up to our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday." We hope you'll be back soon. -The Sisters

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  12. Those look awesome! I just did some boy canvases too! I would love for you to share this (and any other creations) at Pin It & Win It Wednesday (open now!) at www.cheapcraftymama.com!

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  13. So simple and sweet. They look great and go well with the monkeys on the wall too.

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  14. LOVE these!! SO adorable!! Hope you can link this up to my turquoise lovin' party!! http://www.sweetlittlegals.com

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  15. Thanks for linking up over at The Winthrop Chronicles!

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  16. Wow! I will 100% be doing this. So amazing!

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  17. Hey just wanted to let you know this will be featured tomorrow at my link party!
    http://thewinthropchronicles.blogspot.com/

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  18. What a fantastic idea!! Great job. I'm a new follower & hope you'll stop by my blog & follow along if you like what you see.

    -Eva-
    http://theevasofbellabini.blogspot.com

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  19. Wow, it's really so simple and look amazing, i want to try it shortly, thanks for sharing this great tutorial.

    canvas art

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