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Spring art work {diy canvas}

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Today, I am sharing some Spring art work on canvas.

 
You see I could have left it at that…but how boring would that be?
Hmmmm, how about a little spray paint?
But why cover up the cute bunny?
 
 
Well, you see I will not be covering him up…he will be looking like a pink silhoutte.
 
 

What you will need:

Canvas

spray paint color of your choice

{I used watermelon by Krylon}

Foam cut outs from Dollar tree.

Glue your cut out on the canvas,

let glue dry, spray paint.

I gave it two good coats.

Proudly display

EST TIME:  30 minutes

 
bunnyHappy Spring!
 
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