Make this rustic trio of tin signs for your mini gallery wall. These lovely additions to your Easter décor will brighten up your walls and add a bit of rustic charm. Natural moss elements bring the outdoors in while the watercolor Easter artwork bring in pops of color and a little Easter cheer.
Use a paintbrush to apply a generous amount of water to the top of the cut cardstock.
While the paper is still wet, place the plastic bag marker side down onto the top of the paper. Use your fingers to spread the color around. The more you mash, the more the colors will blend together. Once you have mashed and blended to your hearts content, let the paper dry. You can speed up this process by using a blow dryer to help with drying time.
Once dry, adhere the cardstock to the inside of the tin shadow boxes using a glue gun.
Cut out the images from both a Vintage Easter Napkin and plate. Mount the napkin image on a sheet of cardstock using Mod Podge®.
Cut squares of craft foam and adhere them to the back of the cut-out image. This will help create the shadow box effect. Adhere the images to the inside of the tin shadow boxes.
Use a mini flower punch to create cardstock flowers and leaves. Adhere the flowers, leaves and Green Moss to the inside of the shadow box using hot glue.
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