Personalize Your Canvas Tote with Fabric Hearts and Mod Podge

Hello everyone. I hope you are doing well. Today, I want to share a simple way to personalize a canvas tote using fabric, paint, and Mod Podge. This project requires a few materials, and it's a great way to add your own twist to your tote design. If you're ready, I would love it if you joined me in personalizing a canvas tote.

Canvas tote with fabric floral heart design

Video tutorial

Personalize Your Canvas Tote with Fabric Hearts and Mod Podge

Materials

One canvas tote- I am using one that is 13" x 14" x 7"

Optional-Fabric paint

Fabric Mod Podge

Heart template (I am using my wooden heart to trace out)

One pencil

Scissors

Begin by laying your fabric flat with the design side facing down. Use the heart template and a pencil to trace out a few hearts.

Use your scissors to cut out each of the traced hearts from the fabric.

Next, take your paintbrush and start applying the fabric Mod Podge. Apply the Mod Podge to each fabric heart one at a time and gently press it onto the tote.

I used my heating tool and then applied a layer of Mod Podge on top of the fabric heart.

Fabric paint, and canvas with fabric hearts

This is optional. I chose to add fabric paint around each of the fabric hearts, using blue and red colors.

Your canvas tote design is complete. There are many ways to customize a tote, making it a fun DIY project. Thanks for stopping by. See you soon!

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