Avalon Potter (a.k.a. NGC-New Generation Crafter) for iLoveToCreate
"Teen crafted, mom approved."
Avalon has been obsessed with tribal prints all summer, from ikat to Native American to African inspired patterns and chevron, she's been showing me pictures of bedding, bags, clothes, shoes all emblazoned with an array of colors and patterns. I trust a teen to know what's really cool and she's a really cool teen. She wanted to make something fun to express her new found love of all things 'pattern-y', and we remembered Claudine Hellmuth's fabulous sticky back canvas. By covering a basic notebook with layers of painted and embellished canvas, she made a truly fabulous one of a kind work of art. This is so much fun to do with the vast array of paints from Tulip and Scribbles brands and with school just around the corner, a great way to help your teen personalize their supplies!
Notebook with hardback cover
Sticky back canvas
Decorative tape
Tulip 3-d fashion paint
Tulip fabric markers
Scribbles brush on fabric paints
Scribbles fabric paint brushes
Tulip sponge pouncers
Tools
Scissors
Cut canvas to fit cover of book, leave a 1" edge, cut edge at corners, fold over book cover and press to remove any bubbles on front of book. Add a decorative tape accent to left side of canvas to conceal edge.
Create three strips of canvas. Peel and press on notebook at top, center and bottom edge. Paint each stripe and the spaces in between a solid color and allow to dry.
Make two rectangular mini-canvas accents using dimensional paint in patterns, press together and adhere to front of notebook.
Use markers and paints to make a variety of patterns along strips.
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