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DIY “Bless this Modern Home” Canvas Sign

Welcome back to the Monthly Craft Room De-Stash Challenge and Linkup. ย This month, I used what I already had in my craft room to make a cheerful sign for my mantel.

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This month I created a cheerful sign for my mantel as a temporary decoration until the holiday season.

 

 

Bless This Modern Home Canvas Art Sign

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My project this month was created from supplies I have had in my craft room for some time and did not cost me anything to create.  I thought of this quote for a wood sign and even attempted to make one but didn’t like how it looked. It would have been too small for my mantel anyway.  I decided to use a 16″  x 20″ art canvas I already had on hand, Sharpie markers,  and the stencils I purchased a few weeks ago from Walmart to create this custom art piece for the large mantel in our newly renovated family room.

I am anxiously waiting for the windows to be replaced in our rental house, The Bradford Street House, so I can put one of the old rustic windows on our large mantel. ย But we are still waiting for the installers to call, so I needed something on the mantel until then, or when I decorate it for Christmas. ย Paired with the Chevron board I painted last year, the canvas art appears to take up more space on the very long mantel.

 

My original plan for decorating our mantel was one of the old windows in our rental house, The Bradford Street House. However, we are still waiting for an installation date on the new windows, so this canvas art sign is a nice addition until then. I like how it looks up there, so who knows, it may actually find a more permanent place on the mantel after all.

 

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Please visit these other talented bloggers below to see what they also created this month from their craft supplies in this Craft Room De-stash Challenge.

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18 Comments

  1. Donna this is such a great project! I love the chevron panel — it really sets off your other piece. I would really love to join the craft room de-stash challenge but I’m going to hold off for just a bit but will follow you on FB.

  2. I love to see cool things created from your crafty destash challenges. The canvas sign is a great idea anyone could make with stencils and sharpies. Stopping by from the #HomeMattersParty linky. Have a great week!

  3. You’re so like me, canvas just laying around, lol. I think your sign turned out beautifully, love the color combo!

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