August 18, 2007
ALTERED FRAME
Good morning all! Last night I got the chance to play and I took it! My friend and I did some shopping yesterday and came across these wood frames at Target on the clearance rack. Of course, we snatched them right up and I just had to alter it. So, I did! Now, for all you SU! folks out there, yep, I used (gasp!) non SU! products on this project, BUT I did stamp *smile* so not all is lost. I used some DaisyD coordinating paper so I could mix and match on the frame and I used a small piece of the patterned paper to cover my SU! flower chipboard. I then used my liquid glue and some dazzling diamonds to give it some sparkle. The buttons are from my stash. The stamp set I used was an old favorite - Doodle This. I will never get tired of this set - I absolutely love it! Then, I used some copper stickles to give it some pop and of course bling! I adhered the paper to the frame using Modge Podge and then sealed it with the same once it was all on there. This is the first time I actually covered the whole frame with paper instead of painting some of it, but I really like the way my frame came out - I just have not decided what pic will go inside. OR, if I will just stamp some more and make it a piece of home decor. I love all the options, don't you? I am not sure the pics give my frame the justice it deserves, but here they are! Let me know what you think! Have a great weekend!
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9 comments:
Oh that's so pretty! The stamping looks fabulous!
so very pretty!! I love it!
Oh, it's beautiful! Love that paper! :)
What a cool project! Looks fabulous!
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It´s beautiful!! I love it and the paper is great.
Wow! So pretty!!! I've been thinking of altering a frame for a while and have been chicken! LOL I'm afraid I'll mess it up. Thanks for the inspiration...I might just try it out! Wish me luck!
this is STUNNING!!!
Thank you for visiting my blog. I love this frame. It's GORGEOUS!!!
This is so beautiful. I know what you mean about venturing away from SU products, it's a funny sense of guilt. I've come to realize that it only enhances my abilities as a demonstrator to use others products. It stretches my creativity!
Simply stunning project!!!
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