A Non-traditional "Hope" Canvas
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Hello everyone! Today is my day to share my project created with our Easter themed "Hope" collection and some ZVA Creative bling!
I wanted to show that this beautiful collection can be used for more than Easter themed projects, it's also great for Baby themed projects! I choose to make an little canvas. Instead of keeping things traditional, I wanted to use the back side of the canvas. In the middle, I added another mini canvas to add a little depth and dimension.
I incorporated some really old vintage buttons that were used on pillows.
The ZVA Creative pearl flourishes match this collection perfectly!
I also printed the photo on canvas.
Products Used:
Authentique: Hope collection 12x12 papers,8x8 bundle, statements
Zva creative: swirls
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Awesome canvas work! Love all your little details like the buttons, the twine, the tags... Love the canvas inside of the canvas look!
ReplyDeleteLove this canvas such a vintage feel to it .Thanks for your inspiration .
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is this!
ReplyDeleteLove the stars!
Loes...this is absolutely gorgeous! That pics is fabulous too!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! I love this, what a great idea to use the back of the canvas and adding extras for depth. I have lots of pictures printed on canvas already. Cannot wait to try this and hope to win this collection to do so!!! Thanks for the chance!! The ZVA products are beautiful with the Hope paper collection.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful canvas!! Love all of the inspiration this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. I wish I wasn't having such a difficult time finding the paper collection, I can't seem to locate the "statements" page.
ReplyDeleteI love how the line is not used in a traditional way.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.
The papers really shine.
The stars and bling frame the picture beautifully!
ReplyDeleteIt goes beautifully with b\w photo!
ReplyDeleteOh la la, this looks gorgeous! These papers work so well with the sepia toned photo.
ReplyDeleteWonderful layout. The sepia photo looks fabulous with these papaers and I love the blingy flourishes and the touch of blue. Great job. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you chose. The beige looks amazing with the blue. SO soft and nice.
ReplyDeleteLoes, fantastic project. The hope collection is really showcased well with your composition. The zva co-ordinates so well, thanks to the team for sharing this collaboration with an inspirational journey.
ReplyDeleteThat simple frame became so beautiful. I love the light blue with the kraft color. This is a great project.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to showcase a special photo, thanks for sharing this idea!
ReplyDeleteCarol B
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Very pretty, the buttons really
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Carla from Utah
Wow! What a cute Page of Easter Eggs,that Nicole Martel made...I looove the bling and all of the Authentic papers,and Zva's creative..you both ROCK! Together....thanks sooo much! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful canvas!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and precious.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea to reverse the canvas and then add a smaller frame. I just love the "Hope" collection and it is so sweet used for a baby.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so sweet, love the colours used on this project.
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the back side or the canvas! So unique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! So much interest with the different dimensions created by using the backside of the canvas! The colors really look amazing together and are perfect for baby pics, you're right! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet idea -- love the canvas' back side, the buttons, tags & twine, all of which add up to a fabulous project!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat!! Love your canvas Loes!!
ReplyDeleteI keep forgetting this is an Easter collection-I find the colors so soothing.Really like the frame with a frame concept.I haven't seen it before-very unique and eyecatching.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I love the depth, so creative to use the back side of the canvas for the frame. Beautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteI love this collection to pieces and the pairing with ZVA was a super smart combo for me!
ReplyDeleteThis paper is perfect for a baby boy! What an amazing canvas!
ReplyDeleteAwesome canvas! I love the subtle colors with the B & W photo.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool project, it kind of reminded me of a shadow box with the depth...So Beautiful, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all...thanks for the chance to win! Second...THAT IS SUCH A GOOD IDEA! How do people come up with such creative ideas like using the canvas backwards?! Thanks for inspiring me and getting my creative juices flowing! Also, love the blue and brown with a touch of bling.
ReplyDeleteLove how you decorated the backside of this canvas.
ReplyDeleteButtons, Bow Prints and Bling. Love the design! Great work on this project!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous canvas and cute photo!
ReplyDeleteAAHHWWW what a cute picture and love that piece of art! AMAZINGLY DONE wow hugs Amy :)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable !! I love that you used old buttons and the back side of the canvas !! Great ideas . This is a ' Show Stopper " ....I love it ! TFS.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful & creative! I've never seen a canvas within a canvas, let alone using the back side of the canvas!
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