The clay tiles in the above project were placed all around the edge of the canvas.....here is how is was done:
Materials:
Beacon Adhesives Fabri Tac,
Felt Glue, Fast Finish Decoupage & 527 Multi Use Glue
Rubber Stamps: EZ-De’s by Ann
Butler Designs and KellyCraft Innovations
Ann
Butler Designs by Unity Stamp Company
8” x 10” Canvas by CanvasCorp
Makin’s Clay®: White or
Black
Makin’s Clay® Cutters:
Rectangle or Square
Colorbox Chalk Ink:
Popcorn by Clearsnap
Foils by Clearsnap
Trim by Expo International
Gesso by Earth Safe
Finishes
Velcro® Removable Picture Hangers
Decorative Paper of choice
(8 ½” x 11”)
Tools:
Paint Brush,
Scissor, Paper Trimmer, Acrylic Block, KellyCraft Get-It-Straight Laser Square with 2 –
4 blocks the height of canvas (optional),
Pencil, Toothpick, Ziplock Bag, Baby Wipes
Instructions:
- Print saying of choice onto decorative paper.
- Apply gesso to front and edges of canvas, let dry.
- Using paper trimmer cut decorative paper to 7” x 9” being sure to keep in mind the area you want to use for your mosaic. Then cut this into seven 1” x 9” strips, be sure to keep these in the correct order. Then cut each strip into nine 1” x 1” squares. Lay each strip out onto workstation in order.
- Use 1” square stamp of choice to stamp pattern onto each square with popcorn ink; this will help give dimension; notice how some squares have more ink then the others, this is ok as it adds interest in the piece.
- Evenly space all of the mosaic pieces onto the canvas (optional: using the laser square as a guide) apply felt glue to the back of each 1” square using a toothpick, glue in place, let dry.
- Apply fast finish decoupage on top canvas with paint brush, let dry. Repeat twice.
- Roll clay out to about 1/8” thick, press stamp of choice into clay for texture.
- Cut clay with clay cutters; between 20 – 26 pieces.
- Apply a small amount of felt glue onto clay pieces with finger, let dry a few seconds (not completely) and apply foil onto clay pieces in small areas.
- Glue clay pieces onto edge of canvas and in areas desired on front with 527 multi use glue.
- Glue trim onto back of bottom edge of canvas with fabri-tac.
- Use Velcro® Removable Picture Hangers follow manufacturer's instructions to have canvas onto wall.
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