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You Can Make   Painted Canvases

What You Need:

Stretch art
canvases
- x3 same size

Masking tape
(2.5cm wide)

Acrylic paint
- four colours
of your choice
plus white

Paint brushes

Palette

Jar of water

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Painted Canvases
       
  How To Make
       
 

1. Give the front and sides of each of the canvases an undercoat of watered down white acrylic paint. Leave to dry.

2. Place the canvases on a flat surface in a portrait position, butting them up against each other, to make one large painting area.

3. Take a long strip of masking tape and stretch it across the canvases diagonally, taping them together and creating the first part of the design.

4. Repeat step 3, twice more, to complete the overall design.

5. Cut through the tape holding the canvases together, and then taking a small piece of tape, stick it onto the line you have already created and continue the tape down the edge of each of the canvases. Ensure that the tape is thoroughly stuck down.

6. Apply the first acrylic colour across the three canvases, ensuring that the colour is returned on the sides of the canvases. Use the picture as a guide.

7. Repeat step 6, with the three other colours. Use the picture as a guide. Allow to dry.

8. Gently peel off the masking tape to reveal the completed design.

 
 
 

The information contained within this project sheet is presented in good faith, but no warranty is given, nor results guaranteed. Product quantities and selections may vary at each HobbyCraft Superstore. Products are subject to availability and not all ranges are available in all stores. Before making a special journey please contact the store direct to check that they have your required product in stock. HobbyCraft Group Ltd disclaims all liability from any injury to anyone undertaking the construction of this project as a result of improper safety precautions. Since we have no control over physical conditions surrounding the application of the information herein contained, HobbyCraft Group Ltd disclaims any liability for untoward results.

 
 
 
Allow: 1 hr
Allow: 1 hr
 
 
 
 
Level: Beginner
Level: Beginner
 
 
 
 
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