My inspiration for this project was this:
But I didn't want to buy anything, so I used what I had around the house.
Supplies:
Artist canvas panel
Halloween fabric
Halloween ribbon
hot glue and glue gun
foam bat (leftover from Day 5)
2 googly eyes
black and white construction paper
glue stick
I ironed the fabric and cut it around the panel, leaving a bit to glue back.
I glued opposite sides at a time to make sure that the tension on the front was right, and did the corners last. For more in depth instructions on how to do the corners, check out this post.
I already had a bat cut out from foam (see above in supplies list), and just glued 2 googly eyes to it.
Next, I glued to pieces of ribbon to the back and tied them at the top to hang from the wall.
I freehand drew the frame shape, which you can get here, and cut it out of black and white cardstock, gluing them together.
I then just glued them to the canvas and glued the bat on top.
All done!
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