
I also had these two other canvases laying around begging for a revamp:
{Hardcore right...?}
And then I worked my magic:



And then I worked my magic:


How I did this you ask? Well its easy my friends let me lay it out for ya ;)!
1. I recovered the canvases, I lined mine with some leftover white felt so the patterns wouldn't show through. I adhered the felt using spray adhesive, then I covered the canvas, pretend like you are wrapping a present ;). I just used hot glue to attach the fabric on the opposite side to the canvas, you can also use a staple gun to do this.
2. Then I crocheted a chain in various lengths, just measure and crochet to your desired length.
3. To make the poppy flowers (I like to call them that) here is the pattern:
1. Chain 4
2. Join chain with the first chain join with a single crochet/(SC)
3. Chain 1 then crochet 8 half double crochets/(HDC) through the center of the created circle
4. After completing 8 HDC's slip stitch in the first chain 2 to join
5. Chain 2
6. Crochet 2 double crochets/DC in each HDC created in the previous step (Total DC is 16)
7. Join with the chain two with a slip stitch
8. Chain 2
9. Crochet 2 DC's in each DC created in the previous step (Total DC is 32)
10. Join with the chain two with a slip stitch
11. Chain one and your done! Remove from yarn ball/skein and sew in loose ends.
1. I recovered the canvases, I lined mine with some leftover white felt so the patterns wouldn't show through. I adhered the felt using spray adhesive, then I covered the canvas, pretend like you are wrapping a present ;). I just used hot glue to attach the fabric on the opposite side to the canvas, you can also use a staple gun to do this.
{Don't have any canvases? I bet you can use frames and cover them using the same techniques.}
2. Then I crocheted a chain in various lengths, just measure and crochet to your desired length.
3. To make the poppy flowers (I like to call them that) here is the pattern:
1. Chain 4
2. Join chain with the first chain join with a single crochet/(SC)
3. Chain 1 then crochet 8 half double crochets/(HDC) through the center of the created circle
4. After completing 8 HDC's slip stitch in the first chain 2 to join
5. Chain 2
6. Crochet 2 double crochets/DC in each HDC created in the previous step (Total DC is 16)
7. Join with the chain two with a slip stitch
8. Chain 2
9. Crochet 2 DC's in each DC created in the previous step (Total DC is 32)
10. Join with the chain two with a slip stitch
11. Chain one and your done! Remove from yarn ball/skein and sew in loose ends.
{To make a smaller poppy flower skip steps 8-10 and head to 11}
{For help crocheting go HERE she is so awesome and has great tutorials!}
{For help crocheting go HERE she is so awesome and has great tutorials!}
Way cute. you should sell those on your shop. you would sell a ton!
ReplyDeleteMorgan,
ReplyDeleteI love your creations! I wish I knew how to do that kind of stuff!
By the way, I received your comment on my blog and I was trying out my hubby's new iphone and my big ol' thumb accidently pushed reject on your comment. I didn't mean to! I really appreciate hearing from you...
Have a great day!
Jenn {redberrybarn}
So bright and colorful! I love them!
ReplyDeleteP.S.
ReplyDeleteI love your new blog look...where did you get your templates from?
I also love Cafe Rio Salads! That is always on my list of places to go when we go to Utah!
Jenn {redberrybarn}
Oh those are so cute!! So fun and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteThose are AWESOME! So full of color and so fun! I love them!
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this and the colors...awesome. Added so much "POP" to the room. Thank you thank you for the link on crocheting. It's something that I would love to add to my already overfilled plate...HEY..ya can never know how to do to many crafts. LOL
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Regi
Morgan! SO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love the colorful use of fabric combined with the yarn flowers. I am going to keep this in mind for when I ever get a new house. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I cannot for the life of me crochet decent circles like you have.
ReplyDeleteHey Virginia, I love your blog headder! Very cute and colorful. The crochet art is also colorful and very springy!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love everything about it and it would look fabulous in my house! I might need to try this one. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us for the party!
~Kim
Wow so cool! Great to meet another "Virginia" too! Glad I found your blog.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteSo simply cute! I'd love for you to link to this at my blog party on Sunday (thru Tues)@creativejewishmom.com
ReplyDeletehope to see you there!
Have a great weekend, Sara
I absolutely love this idea. I have a few blank wall spaces that could use some cute crochet art! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely adorable! So happy and fun! I love them!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is sooo cute. I'm so glad I found your blog (from the Shabby Nest!)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Makes me wish I had a little girl so I could put one in her room!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable!
ReplyDelete-Crystal
Love it! I'm trying to learn how to crochet so this looks like the perfect project for me. At least I know I could totally handle making the stems. ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to add some color. These turned out great. Like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Get Your Craft on Thurs. Please join me next week for another great party.
Lori
OK- those are so cute!! I love how they look in your bathroom, and I have never seen anything like them! I agree-add them to your etsy shop!
ReplyDeleteyou are AMAZING! can't wait to make my own!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable--thanks so much for linking up, I think i can crochet this! If you have a chance to add my Under $100 link to my post, it would be great, thanks.
ReplyDeleteSo impressed! These are beautiful! I am including a link in my Inspire My Saturday post today. Please feel free to stop by and check it out if you get a chance.
ReplyDeleteXO*Tricia
Wow! Adorable! Love love love them! found you courtesy of Ucreate! congrats!
ReplyDeleteThese are SO fun. I really love them, so springy. I am going to have to try these out. Thanks so much for sharing at Spring has Sprung at Fun to Craft.
ReplyDeleteHow cute you are!! Those are so punchy and exactly perfect!! Thanks so much for linking to Creative Cats!
ReplyDeleteMy first attempt at commenting gave me grief...incase it didn't register...I LOVE THEM!!!
ReplyDeleteAndy
Poppies at Play
I'll be featuring this post on Creative Cats this Friday!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! ...finally became a follower instead of just a stalker! Big Hug...
ReplyDeletecute idea! I think I may have to do this for my girls bathroom if there's room for art on the walls there
ReplyDeleteThose are completely adorable! I can't believe how simple, too! Love your blog--I'll definitely be back. :)
ReplyDeleteI have had plans for fabric panels as wall art. You just inspired me to try flowers on one of them.
ReplyDeleteI love this - I might even be able to do it. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThose are SUPER cute!! LOVE them! Great job and idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun idea! I am adding it to my gift list ideas. Something unique for someone special. I have a blog that is a collective of crochet patterns I find on the web. So many creative bloggers out there! I hope you don't mind I linked to one of your photos w/ a short description and a link back here to your tutorial. Thank you for sharing this pattern!
ReplyDeletewww.tangledhappy.blogspot.com
cute idea! I think I may have to do this for my girls bathroom if there's room for art on the walls there
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! ...finally became a follower instead of just a stalker! Big Hug...
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable--thanks so much for linking up, I think i can crochet this! If you have a chance to add my Under $100 link to my post, it would be great, thanks.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Makes me wish I had a little girl so I could put one in her room!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is sooo cute. I'm so glad I found your blog (from the Shabby Nest!)
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely adorable! So happy and fun! I love them!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this idea. I have a few blank wall spaces that could use some cute crochet art! Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteI loooove it. I HV been thinking about painting something for my living room wall... And you gave me just the perfect idea... Why not crochet a paint ??? I'll see what happen and will try to post on. Y blog one of these days when I finish mine ... Thx for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea! :) I have to copy this for my new house :) Thank you for being so inspiring :)
ReplyDeleteHope you like my crocheted "art" on my blog too :) In love with amigurumis.
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