Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday and excited to get back to crafting! Diane here from http://happyscrapperdiane.blogspot.com sharing a project and celebrating my birthday with you. This is something you can make for next Christmas. I am a lover of thrift stores and found this old frame for 50 cents with a terrible picture in it but knew I could do something with it. I tried painting the frame, but it looked horrible so I thought of using paper and modge podging it. I am pleased with the results. I used the digital image from Teresa Collins Christmas Collage and used the negative piece which was probably a little easier thank trying to glue all the positives back in the same order! lol This was a large 10 x 13 size frame so I made the main cut as large as I could fit in. Below the pictures are the cartridges and cuts I used. I was pleased how it turned out and next year will place it on the hutch.
Created by: Diane Kielman http://happyscrapperdiane.blogspot.com
Machines Used: Gypsy and Cricut Expressions 2
Cartridges: Teresa Collins Christmas Collage Digital -art cut at 9.75 inches used negative
Birthday Cake-borders page 56 Christmas 3 sized in gypsy 11.5 x 2.25
Winter Woodland-poinsettia cut at 3 inches
Frame: Good Will Find
Pattern Paper: Hobby Lobby red musical print
Cardstock: Bazzill
This looks so great love wall art like this and your turned out just great.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome project! I absolutely love how it turned out.
ReplyDeleteThis is great!!! I love the way it turned out...definitely on my list of "for next year" projects.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing Diane! I really love repurposing old frames and you hit this one out of the park! Very festive! Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love this!! And YES! I am excited to get back to crafting.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday! Thanks for sharing such a great project!
ReplyDeletePerfect Christmas decor! Great job!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and agree never too early to start for next year. Love the way you used the negative to make this adorable art.
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