Harmony in Paris

My Granddaughter and all her little friends are totally into PARIS, PARIS, PARIS.
So, with that theme in mind, this is what I made this for her birthday.
























Once you have thepicture you want to mod podge onto your canvas, follow these easy instructions:



1. Iron tissue paper2. Measure and cut tissue paper3. Run double sided adhesive along edge of 8 1/2 X 11 inch sheet ofWhite printer paper4. Be sure to put the rough side of the tissuepaper up.  It's more pores then thesmooth side.
5.  Flip the photo to be printed,if you use PSE (Photo Shop Element), when you go to print it gives you anoption to flip the picture.6.  Trim the picture (I've usedexacto knife and it tends to tear the tissue paper)7. Place your photo paper on the canvas, and hold it in place with aruler.8. Lightly apply a layer of mod podge to upper canvas (I don't like tosplit a face, you don't want too many wrinkles on that part of the picture).9. Gently lay the picture on the mod podge and quickly move on  to the bottom half, and repeat.10. Gently DAB mod podge to photo. NOTE:  Be very careful, the colorsstart to bleed through the tissue paper, regularly check your sponge, once youhave color in the mod podge, switch to a new sponge and avoid areas already saturated.  Set to dry for at least 2 hours (to be sure).11. Second coat, again watch for the color to bleed,  after this coat dries, you are relativelysafe from the bleeding.
12. Now, my picture basically only covers the top ofthe canvas, around the edge I printed and mod podge this:
14. Let it dry again for 2 hours, and add your final coatof mod podge.  After that's completelydry I spray the entire canvas with a clear coat enamel spray, if you don't dothis, here's what could happen, if the picture ever gets wet, it will leavewater spots on your photo. FYI:  It's easy, but there have been times when I mess upand I have to paint over a picture to start over;  if this happens to you, paint over with whiteacrylic paint.
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Here's some more mod podged art I done.
I've been doing the PSE mod podge for years now.  I love homemade personal gifts.  It's seems that every Christmas the funds are tight.  Here's one gift I made and gave my daughter Deby with pictures of her and her best friend taken on a trip they did together.I bought the canvas at the dollar store, there was a picture of a bird on them, I painted them white, then mod podged.Here's the MONA DEBY, I love this one.