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Hier die Anleitung für diesen süssen Schlüsselanhänger. Ranzen kennzeichnen mit einer Namenskette und das Schöne-die ist selber gebastelt! So gehts:

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If your home is anything like mine, then projects get tossed around like dirty laundry. Case in point: My son's superhero room has been in process for months. My living room makeover is mostly in my head, but paint has been purchased. We do have new flooring! My jewelry is all in a pile because I keep "meaning" to get more organized. The list really goes on and on. Projects get bounced around, but things are slowly getting accomplished around here. Right now I'm itching to finish up my oldest son's room, and that means getting some superhero art on his wall! My backlit canvas art is my 2nd most popular post ever and is still totally rocking my house. Its an inexpensive way to add fun, unique artwork to a space. I also though it would make for fun art for my little guy's room. And since we're on the superheroes theme, that's where we went with this artwork! The canvas art I'm making is 10"x10". The canvas is 10x10 so I cut my cardstock to 10x10. I also created some superhero logo templates that would fit the 10x10 paper. 1. After printing and cutting the superhero logo template, trace it face down on the back of your cardstock. 2. Use a swivel X-acto knife to cut out the image, being sure not to create continuous cuts. Leave short 1/2" spaces along the image that are not cut because you want the logo to stay attached to the paper. (see my other backlit canvas art project for more info) 3. Flip the cardstock over so it is face up. Gently pull the paper up where it is cut and fold slightly so that it stays but try not to crease the paper. This gives the paper a 3-D look which acts as double-duty: During the day, you can still see the subtle image of the superhero logo. During the night, when the canvas is lit, these areas allow the light to shine through and outline the logo. For these projects I added an extra step from my previous backlit canvas art. I added some tissue paper to the back of the cardstock to give the back-lighting a different color (rather than purchasing different-colored lights). 4. Cut the tissue paper into 9.5x9.5 sheets. How many sheets you use is up to you for the coloring you want, but I used 4 sheets and stapled the corners together. 5. Use a dry adhesive, such as Glue Dots, to adhere the tissue paper to the back of the cardstock. 6. Use a very tacky adhesive, wet or dry, to adhere the cardstock to the canvas. I used Super Sticky Tape (that's really what its called!). Its amazingly sticky! 7. Gently press the cardstock onto the canvas. I started by stretching the bottom two corners and pressing down, then finished with the top two corners by stretching the papers again then pressing down. This will ensure the cardstock is flush with the canvas. See the hint of red? So fun! Prior to mounting the cardstock to the canvas I painted the edges of the canvas to match the color of the cardstock I would be using. It gives a more seamless look so you don't notice as much that the front of the canvas is paper. I have more detailed directions here for adding the mini Christmas lights to the back of the canvas. What do you think? I think they turned out pretty awesome!! Its not super "in your face" superhero decor. Just something subtle and fun. These 4 guys are my little guy's favorite heroes. Next step: Hang them on the wall! I'm still trying to figure out the perfect place for them, but I'm thinking they will make an excellent faux headboard! Linking up to Flamingo Toes, Skip to My Lou, Today's Creative Blog, The Shabby Creek Cottage, Tidymom, 504 Main, Serenity Now, Whipperberry, My Repurposed Life, 30 Days, Tatertots & Jello, Positively Splendid, and other great parties found on my party page.