Looking for inexpensive artwork for your home? I found canvas prints on WISH that were of HomeSense/HomeGoods quality, but just needed to be wrapped. Today I'll show you how easy it is to wrap a canvas print (and save mucho moolah!)

Some time ago, I wrote a post about how to transfer photos to wood with glue and other amazing methods. It became quite popular, so I’ve decided to write this complimentary post for those of you who want to know how to transfer photos to canvas. You can then create a beautiful piece of art

I am currently doing a room makeover for my daughters and i wanted some picture canvases for behind their beds. After looking everywhere i couldn't find the siz…

You've found the perfect reference photo and are ready to start your painting. But how do you transfer a reference photo to a canvas?

Some time ago, I wrote a post about how to transfer photos to wood with glue and other amazing methods. It became quite popular, so I’ve decided to write this

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Make a DIY photo canvas that looks exactly like the real thing for way less. With real canvas texture and gallery wrapped edges.

What can be more applicable than the canvas frames to portray your creativity. You should know how to make a canvas frame to enhance your creativity.

I love photos on canvas. I don't love the prices I have to pay for them. So I decided to get crafty and wrap my own.Items Needed: Canvas - bought them at Hobby Lobby (2 - 8x10 for $3.99 and 2 - 5x7 for 2.99) Photos printed on photo paper - had mine printed at Walmart ( about $6.00 for all 4) Craft paint - You can use any color. I used glossy black. ( about $1.50) Mod Podge ​Foam paint brush X-acto knife or scissors RulerStep 1: Paint the sides and edges of the canvas. Painting the edges of…