We are at Phase Two of pandemic recovery here in OK. That means our governor has allowed non-essential retail stores to re-open. I celebrated by visiting the local craft store three times so far to re-stock on some things and to buy new supplies for mounting my FOs.
I am following Cindy Anderson’s advice for attaching fabric works to stretched artists canvases.
https://wordpress.com/read/blogs/35439603/posts/27143
On the advice of blogger Melody Johnson…..
http://mixitupmel.blogspot.com/2014/07/small-quilt-presentation.html
…….I have acquired this little item.
Today I will be mounting my Just Trees piece. For this one, I want to paint the canvas around and on the edges. This requires me to work with acrylic paint. I chose four colors of thin craft paint that has been in my stash for years. Here is my finished canvas, showing a wet-on-wet technique.
The colors will blend easily with the purple border on my fiber object.
I took at break for lunch while the paint dried. Then I attached the Velcro tape and waited for 15 minutes, per the package instructions.
Lastly, I attached the quilt, pressing the two sides of Velcro together. It worked like a charm.
View of the quilt from the right edge, showing paint:
It is very satisfying to get my work up on the wall. I had a lot of fun today, playing in paint, and I look forward to getting all of my finished art quilts show-ready.
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The finished art looks great and the paint on canvas completes it.
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