Canvas prints diy

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

Learn how to transfer a photo to canvas! Using t-shirt transfer sheets you can iron an image to canva making inexpensive art!

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

Want to upstyle your canvas art, prints & photos? Read this tutorial on how to add a wooden frame to a canvas print to bring your art into the 21st century!

How to frame a canvas (with pictures!) the easy way! Learn how to frame a canvas board for just a couple bucks INCLUDING easy to use tools!

A detailed and simple tutorial for how to make your own wood floating canvas frame for a painting at home.

Learn how to make a reverse canvas to easily create inexpensive framed art. Just deconstruct a basic wrapped canvas and reuse its own frame!

After ordering a vintage print download I decided to have it printed on a canvas. When ordering I realized how much more expensive it was to have a frame with t…

One of the challenges of creating DIY art on canvas is in deciding how best to display it – namely, whether or not to frame it. It’s easiest not to frame, of course, and this can often make a great statement displayed on its own or as part of a gallery wall. But seeing that the piece I had in mind was a mid-to-large-scale canvas (2′ x 3′) and seeing that all of my art and mirrors on the main floor of our bungalow are framed, I decided to have my DIY art blend in with what I already have (see…