Always wanting to try fabric covered canvas, I finally found the perfect spot. I bought this awesome wooden door frame at a junk yard in San Fransisco. All it took was a little sanding and 2 hangers on the back. I decided to keep its original paint because it added to the rustic look. It now hangs above my couch.

These cute bird vases that I adore were put up last week. This week, I needed to add a little more to my door frame. So yesterday, while visiting Michael's Craft Store, I picked up 2 blank canvas to showcase my favorite fabric.

These are real simple to make!

All you need is:

• a Staple Gun with staples
• Fabric Sizzors
• a Canvas (the size of your choice)
• your favorite fabric (cut aprox. 2 inches wider then the Canvas)

Laying canvas right side down on wrong side of fabric, staple opposite sides to prevent bunching. Make sure fabric is taught but not to tight.

 Next staple other two sides. Remember not to staple to close to the corners to give you room to work.

I had the hardest time figuring out the corners. I am still not sure exactly how I did it . Mainly because each time I did it differently, but in the end it looked like this. Sort of like your wrapping a present.

Now I just need to figure out what to do with the left side.