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Scrapbook paper - you could even take some book pages and glue them together onto a canvas to make a nice backdrop. I just used a plate and a leaf to dress this one up. But, nobody has to know that (unless I tell them.

I'm baking, taking photos, blogging… doing everything at once, as usual. If you look at my kitchen right now, it's a wreck. I usually airbrush the background a bit to make it blend in. Get up close, crop it a little, dress it up in PicMonkey, and you have a decent photo – ready for your blog! Natural lighting is best! I took photos inside today because it's raining. You can then flip through the fabrics and take photos on different backdrops with ease! If you want to make SEVERAL backrops on one canvas, just place the glue dots on the top of the canvas. If you're making ONE backdrop, place dots around the entire canvas, one small section at a time (it dries quickly), and attach the fabric.

I bought each piece of fabric for $.97 at Walmart, and it measured 18×21 I believe. scrapbooking paper (optional) How to Make a Photo BackdropĬut your fabric to fit around the front of the canvas. fabric (enough to cover the front of the canvas, times however many you want to make) blank canvas (size doesn't matter as long as it's 12×12 or larger) From napkins (seen above), to scrapbook paper (below) and fabric (below), you can create a photo board back drop for any occasion.įirst, gather your supplies! You'll need: The supplies are inexpensive, and the possibilities truly are endless. I'm going to teach you how to make a photo backdrop, so your photos have a more professional feel to them. However, I've seen some really shitty photos floating around, so I'm here to give a few tips.

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