Craftberry Bush

Canvas flower tutorial…..by request

flowers· painting· tutorial

Hello everyone.  We made it through Monday – yay!  I have been super busy of late trying to complete several projects, many of which have deadlines that all seem to fall in and around the same time.  But I’m not complaining as it’s the type of busy that makes me happy as I get to create.

I did make some time to put together a little tutorial as per a request.  This one is for Joanna, who wanted to know if I had posted a tutorial of this flower canvas envelope.  I had promised a video tutorial but I ran into problems with loading and editing.  If anyone has any suggestions, they will be more than welcome.

I took several pictures to show you the various steps.  The steps I follow are similar to those in this tutorial.  Once the paint is dry, cut out the flower and pinch the bottom as shown.  I then painted a smaller flower, cut it and glued it to the centre of the larger flower. I then painted a little stem and some leaves.  You can hot glue the flower or stitch it onto the desired surface.

Here is another flower using one
single colour without the gradual wash
I glued these onto a sweet little cotton sac but you can use these as embellishments for just about anything.  Wouldn’t they be adorable on a pair of shoes?

Well, my friends, I hope you enjoyed this little tutorial and if you ever have a special request, just send me an email or leave me a message on my fb page.

Thank you for stopping by and Happy Tuesday! 

much love,
Lucy 

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  3. Lucy, this is perfect! I love how through you were, showing each painting step, as I’m a bit challenged on that end and this tutorial gives me confidence to create. Thank you very much!

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  14. I love these little canvas flowers…I made some when you first came out with them. I put them on a clutch so it would match a skirt I have. It only took a few minutes to complete and it goes beautifully with the skirt. I have had many compliments on it. I love soooo many of your ideas…Thank you for sharing.
    I will take a pic of skirt and the clutch and send to you.

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