Christmas Family canvas 2018

Hello, I’ve started some Christmas projects and I’ve even decorated for Christmas too. When do you decorate for Christmas?

Today I’m sharing a different project with you that’s not a card. As a guest designer for Ephemorie Digital Design I was asked to create not only cards but other projects too. Every once and awhile I like to do other DIY projects and create something different so I was up to the challenge. So I created this family Christmas canvas using the Digital letter size paper pack called North Pole.

Ephemorie Digital Design is an Etsy shop specializing in digital papers for scrapbooking, tags and journals and more with a vintage feel. Check them out at the links below.

The links:
Etsy - http://etsy.com/shop/ephpop

FB - http://facebook.com/ephemoire

I printed the "I love you to the North Pole and back" paper on my printer and then used Golden artists colors soft gel (gloss) to adhere it to the canvas. I thought this was such a cute sentiment on the paper. I knew I wanted to do something with it. Then I printed of this cute family photo of us with our red wagon. This picture already felt christmassy to me because of the wagon so I felt it was the perfect fit. To adhere this to the canvas I used the soft gel (gloss) again. I then printed out the Santa digital paper from the same set and cut one Santa out. I used the soft gel (gloss) to adhere him too.

I added the word Family with some wooden letters from Dollarama. I colored them with the spectrum noir marker DR3. Then I used my hot glue gun to adhere them to the canvas. At the same time I adhered the bow that I made with some ribbon in my collection to the top of the canvas with the hot glue gun.

To finish off the canvas I added some red sparkly gem stickers that I also picked up at Dollarama to frame the word family and emphasize the word on the canvas.

I really love how this project turned out. I'm also very excited to add this piece to my Christmas decor for many years to come.

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