Reverse Canvas Tassel Tree Sign
This cute and easy-to-make reverse canvas tassel tree sign is the perfect addition to your holiday decor.
Yield: 1
Equipment
- Dollar Tree 8 x 10 Canvas
- Waverly Ink Chalk Paint (or whatever black paint you have on hand)
- Scissors
- Paintbrush
- Green and White Cotton string from Dollar Tree
- Hot Glue Gun
Instructions
- Start by removing the canvas from the wooden frame. I used the scissors to raise one of the staples out and then just started tugging at the canvas and it come off easily.
- Trim the excess off of the canvas so that it will not show on the sides once glued on.
- Using the Waverly ink chalk paint, paint the wooden frame. I only needed one coat.
- Next to start making your tassels, Wrap the green and white string around your fingers about 15 times, (more if you want it to be fluffier). Cut at the end.
- Then cut a piece about 4 inches long and tie this around the tassel a little bit from the top.
- Next cut the bottom of the tassel so the pieces are not attached and are flowing. Repeat this process to make 13 tassels
- Next hot glue the canvas (the tan side) facing the inside of the wooden frame, to the frame.
- Next using the hot glue gun, glue 6 tassels to the bottom section, 4 on top of that, then 2, and then the top tassel to form a tree. ( I laid them out before I glue them to trim some of them, to give it a cleaner look).
