DIY Kitchen Art How-to: Napkin Teacups on Canvas
Punch up your kitchen’s personality with this creative project from HGTV Magazine
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From:
HGTV Magazine
Photo by: Philip Friedman
Philip Friedman
Materials Needed:
- paper napkins in various colorful patterns
- scissors
- canvas board
- spray mount glue
Step 1
Go to hgtv.com/diy-kitchen-art to download the template for the teacup shape; print it and cut it out.
Step 2
Open a napkin, printed side up, and tape the teacup shape to one square. Cut it out. As you cut, the napkin will start to separate. Pull off the printed top layer and set it aside. Repeat with 11 other napkins.
Step 3
Attach all teacups to a canvas board with spray mount glue.
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