framed canvas with chalkboard pennant {tutorial}

Last week I shared this quick & easy tutorial over on Johnny in A Dress.

So just in case you missed it…. here it is again!

I had found some canvas prints on sale for a great price
several years ago.  They weren’t stretched on a frame,
so they sat rolled up under my bed for the longest time.
I wasn’t sure what to with them until recently.
We are just about to start rearranging & swapping some
of the kiddos’ rooms….so I made this for my youngest, Cole’s room.

 

 

For this project you'll need: a 16x20 inch frame, a canvas print, washi tape

chalkboard vinyl cut into triangles {I just left the backing on the vinyl.} & twine

 

For the framed canvas print:
(1) First I took my frame apart. 
(2) I had to trim my canvas because it was a little too big! 
So I just used the glass as a guide & trimmed it with scissors to fit my frame. 
(3) I put my frame back together but I didn't use the glass.  I just left it off. 
I wanted the nice texture of the canvas to show.

• For my cute chalkboard pennant:
  (1) I just used my die cutter to cut some pennants out of chalkboard vinyl.
  (2) Then I used a big sewing needed to thread the twine through the pennants. 
  (3) Once my pennants were all strung I used chalk to write my son's birthday. 
  (4) Then I used washi tape to tape the pennant banner to the bottom of my frame. 
  
  That's it!  Super easy.

 

I really love how it turned out!

Love those big sweet eyes, too!

 

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