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They showed this on CityLine yesterday. They used spray adhesive and modpodge to coat the painting-it dries clear.
They suggested you use a sponge to spread the modpodge or a brush if you want brush marks so it looks like a painting.
My first thought was to turn it into a ribbon board, but you wouldn't really need canvas specifically for that.
http://iamthebee.blogspot.com/2010/05/blue-ribbon-board.html
http://peachiescreativenest.blogspot.com/2011/05/ribbon-memory-boards.html
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I just got some canvases at Michael's and am planning on attaching photos onto them, but not sure which medium to use. Anyone do this?