Silhouette America sent me some awesome goodies (remember?) a while back, and I’m still over the moon with these lovely supplies. Today, I’ll continue and share my obsession with one of these treats: Printable Cotton Canvas. Printable. Cotton. Canvas. Happiness. The fact that you can print on fabric then send your designs to be Print and Cut makes me a bit giddy. The canvas has an adhesive backing which saves you from gluing. My other canvas projects can be found here and here. Let’s add to that list. How about some printed canvas tags?
The What
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- Fabric Blade
- Crop-a-dile (I used the Big Bite)
- 3/16 inch eyelets and washers
The How
Step 1: In Silhouette Studio, I created a small hole for the tag (.19 in) the same size as my eyelets. I then created a rectangle for the tag (.63 in x 2.5 in)
Step 2: I put the circle in the rectangle and Made a Compound Path
Step 3: Using the Point Editing tool, I added a point on the right side of the rectangle, then dragged it in to complete the tag shape
Step 4: I added color using the Fill tool
Step 5: My text was then grouped to complete the shape (note that I had to change the cut settings to No Cut for the text, before grouping it with the rest of the shape)
Step 6: I sent to Print and Cut using Printable Cotton Canvas settings. For each tag, I used a text piece (for the front) and a blank piece (for the back). Once the shapes were cut, I stuck the front and back together, then used my Crop-o-dile to set the eyelet and washer. And done!
Looking for some more inspiration? Check out my other Silhouette tutorials.
7 Comments on Gifting: DIY Printed Canvas Tags
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Another brilliant idea. I like this idea. Thanks for sharing.
So nice of you to say, Lynne. Thank you! 🙂
These are also perfect for wedding favors. LOVE!
Thanks, Christie! Oooh yes, I can totally see them as wedding favor tags 🙂
Maritza, I’m so happy I stumbled across your website (via Pinterest) . . . I adore your tutorials and projects! As a fellow paper/art lover, I could happily browse your site for hours. (I’ve already been tempted to re-pin just about everything.) Thanks so much for sharing what you do! Keep it up:)
Hi Maggie! What a wonderful thing to say! Thank you so much, especially from a fellow blogger! LOVE your blog and DIYs!
Thanks Maritza 🙂 Look forward to more tutorials and blog-spiration!