Fly Canvas Panel.

Hi all  Vicki-Ann here for Helmar today. On Sunday I was live on Periscope doing some Gelli printing on some deli paper and I loved the way this print turned out with the flowers. It was so pretty so I decided to use it in the background to make a small canvas.

 

         Materials

• Helmar Decoupage and Craft Paste
• Helmar Tacky Craft Glue
• Helmar Scrap Dots
• Helmar Krystal Kote Matte Varnish
• Pink twine
• Gelli plate print on deli paper for my background
• 5" x 7" inch 12.7 x 17.8 cm canvas panel
• 2 Buttons
• Wooden banner letters from TYPO.
• Sewing Machine
• Tim Holtz butterfly stamp
• Canvas material 
• Gelli printed deli paper
• Paint and Glue spreader
• Decoart Americana paints
• Music paper
• Decoart media line Gesso

I used the Helmar Decoupage and Craft Paste and spread it over the canvas panel with the paint and glue spreader. Then placed my deli paper print over the top and used the paint and glue spreader to get any air bubbles and lumps out. 

 

I painted some music paper with some Gesso then painted the background with some Decoart paints using the paint and glue spreader. Then I stamped the Tim Holtz butterfly stamp on top of that. I put that on top of some canvas material using some Helmar Tacky Craft Glue waited for that to dry and then sewed it on the side with black cotton on my sewing machine. 

I threaded some twine through the wooden letter banners. Then tied some bows through 2 buttons to hold my banner at the sides. I used the Helmar Scrap Dots on the back of the buttons, as it was over the top of the twine so with the dimension this worked great. 

Using Helmar Tacky Craft Glue and the paint and glue spreader. I placed my sewed butterfly panel on top of my deli papered canvas.

 

Any time I do a canvas I always finish it off with 2 coats of  Helmar Krystal Kote Matte Varnish 

this protects it from dust and fading and keeps it from yellowing.