How To Make a Creepy Crawly Halloween Canvas

October 10, 2012

What’s Black and White and Orange all over? It’s my Creepy Crawly (but not so scary) Halloween Canvas Art hanging out here At The Picket Fence! You can make one yourself, it’s super-duper easy using Krylon’s fabulous paints and products!
Here’s What You’ll Need

and the Krylon Paint you’ll want to have on hand

and here’s how you can create your own

Creepy Crawly Halloween Canvas

Glitter Blast your spiders in the color of your choice, I chose Orange Glitter Blast, let dry.

Using Black Krylon spray paint, mark out the areas you would like for your spider webs, let dry.

Spray one side of your spider web stencil (I used a spider web cut-out purchased from the Dollar Tree) with Easy Tack Repositionable Adhesive.

Place spider web over the black paint and coat the entire canvas with White Dual Paint + Primer, let dry.

Layout the words Creepy and Crawly with your Chipboard Letters and paint with several light coats of the white paint.

Position your letters on canvas using a ruler and glue down.

Draw a straight line onto canvas using a paint pen. Glue Spider to canvas.

I just love how this Halloween Canvas turned out! My daughter is already trying to claim it for her room.

But I think it looks rather cute here in the living room….

With my Creepy Crawly Halloween Vignette!

Next week, I’ll share how to make this fun Glitter Blast Spider Web Bling Pumpkin!

Here’s some other fabulous Krylon Paint Projects from

Jennifer Rizzo

Eclectically Vintage

and

Unskinny Boppy

Be sure to head over and see what they came up with using fabulous Krylon Products!

Also, check out our “Krylon at Halloween” Pinterest Board

or be inspired by the fabulous projects in Krylon’s Projects in a Can.

Krylon is also having a sweepstakes called “Make it Gr8 in 8” where you can submit a quick fix for a chance to win great prizes.

Thanks for creeping and crawling with me here At The Picket Fence!

Krylon has provided products and compensation for this post…but all creepiness and crawliness is strictly my own!
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