Embroidered Canvas Line Art

Turn on your favourite movie, put up your feet, and make yourself a cute embroidered art piece! This one will be going in our nursery, but the patterns are endless and would make for a great homemade gift as well.
All these supplies were available at our local dollar store!
- Canvas
- Embroidery thread
- Embroidery needle
You will also need:
- An image printed out that you'll embroider
- Masking tape
This is the image that I thought was really cute for our nursery. I changed the shape of the scarf a bit, but that's it.
Tape the image onto the center of the canvas.
**Optional: Paint the canvas prior to this if you don't want a white background or would like a pattern in the background.
Go around the shape of your pattern with a needle and poke holes where you'll be stitching.
I use "markup" a lot on my phone to picture what colours to use my projects. I decided on a black outline for the rabbit and some pastels for the flower and scarf.
Use a back stitch to go around and embroider your image.
I was so shocked at how long this took just to do the outlines! I think it would've looked cute to fill in the bunny's scarf and flower with more thread, but I was ready for bed when I got to this point. ;)
Enjoy your new art piece! I think I might add a border to this one yet for more colour. What do you think?
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~Lauren
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Linda Moore on Jan 17, 2025
I love it! I like it as it is. Clean crisp lines. It would be cute too with scarf filled in but I really think its super cute the way it is.
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