Follow the steps below to get pictures from your computer that can easily be downloaded into a word processing document and resized to fit on your canvas (a rock perhaps?) 1. Go to your computers search engine (I use Google) and type what you would like to find a picture of into the search bar. 2. In this example, I will be searching for a " hummingbird " (but you can type in whatever you would like, perhaps " garden flowers "). So type 'hummingbird' into the search bar (see picture below...) 3. Hit 'Enter'. Next , directly underneath the search box or somewhere on the page depending on what search engine you use, you should see a list of choices, they are: Web, Shopping, Images, Videos, News, More . Select "Images" from the menu below by left clicking with your mouse on your search screen... 4. You will see many pictures of ' hummingbirds ' appear. Scroll down until you see one you would like to us...
You will need the following supplies to make the beautiful Christmas canvas: 16 x 20 white canvas 100 mini lights Silver Sharpie Sticker or alphabet stencil with the letters or words you would like on the canvas Screwdriver to punch holes in the canvas For detailed instructions, please visit Hometalk.com
I came across this beautiful stained glass craft on an amazing website the other day, Susie's Artsy-Craftsy Sitcom . You will find a link to the directions here . Faux Stained Glass Peackock There you will find over 200 craft tutorials ! The one that jumped out at me though was the stained glass peacock made with glue and paint. Easy peasy. And I love easy peasy crafts! Stained glass is a stunning craft that I have always wanted to try. However, since I'm not a fan of cutting glass and the mess and learning curve that would be involved with ordinary stained glass projects, I had never tried it. So it's actually the simplicity of the faux stained glass project pictured above and the endless possibilities are what attracted to me to wanting to try it. Oooh, maybe I'll make a faux cardinal!... Cardinal Stained Glass So off I went out to the Dollar Tree and bought a frame for, yep, you guessed it, a dollar! LOL!!! Then off to A.C. Moore where I purchased ...
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