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Mini Canvases

October 23, 2012 By crafterhours 3 Comments

These are things that can kill you with cuteness. Little teeny tiny canvases. The size of a post-it note.

While they are so very very cute, they’re also so very very tiny to actually make anything on them. So my solution to make use of the cuteness is to print art and photos and mod podge ’em on. By the way, Mod Podge: both a noun and a verb.

Whether you sit ’em down to decorate or add a loop and hang them on a tree, I think they’re eat-’em-up-able. My 6-year-old had no trouble deciding what to do with hers.

Here I chose a fave photo of K from this past year. She’s posing with a shield she made at summer camp. She chose “fierce” as her descriptor, and it’s so appropriate for her.

In addition to the little tiny cutie canvases there are little tiny cutie easels!

Read how I made these (and how you can make your own) over at Crafts Unleashed.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: gift, Mod Podge, ornament

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Comments

  1. Simple Simon & Co says

    October 23, 2012 at 11:04 am

    Can tiny get more cute than that? Apparently not!

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  2. Corinnea says

    October 23, 2012 at 5:35 pm

    I’ve had some of these sitting around for years. I need to get them back out. I like the picture idea!

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  3. sunnie says

    November 30, 2012 at 4:33 pm

    What a good idea! I have recently been drawn to tiny canvases also….I just bought a few but wasn’t sure what to put on them. Thanks for the idea!
    Speaking of tiny things, I came across this etsy shop recently containing the CUTEST TINIEST things I’ve ever seen!! http://www.etsy.com/shop/suami?ref=seller_info_count

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