I took a long break from the blog...too much life going on!
I've got some great stuff to share....starting with this trash-to-treasure!
I took this very used pizza peel (destined for the dumpster) and turned it into a very cool sign.
BEFORE:
AFTER!!
Showing posts with label decoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decoration. Show all posts
Sunday, March 6, 2016
Friday, January 31, 2014
Union Jack Accent Table
This is one cute table! Union Jack top, sassy casters on the bottom. But, ewwww....this was once an ugly table.
Once again, I used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, the best paint in the entire world.
Table will go on sale for the Chartreuse Market Days, April 5th & 6th. Will consider early offers for purchase.
Once again, I used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, the best paint in the entire world.
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| This section took me the longest to draw/paint. |
Table will go on sale for the Chartreuse Market Days, April 5th & 6th. Will consider early offers for purchase.
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Annie Sloan Paint,
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caster wheels,
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painted wood,
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Sunday, October 27, 2013
Decoupaged Pumpkin
I love, love, love Pinterest!
Saw some decoupaged pumpkins and this is my version:
I painted a dollar store pumpkin and some faux leaves ASCP white. Tore up my old English Lit book; cut up some left over burlap ribbon; gathered some sticks and small branches from the yard. I soaked the pages in watered down coffee, then let them dry; tore the pages into small strips, dipped them in mod podge/water mixture and placed the strips all over the pumpkin...making sure to overlap the strips. While the pumpkin was drying, I cut up pieces of the branch for the pumpkin stem; applied Elmers glue to the pieces and leaves then rolled all of them in Martha Stewart glass glitter. Before I assembled everything, I sprayed the pumpkin with Mod Podge sealer. Then I went to town with a hot glue gun...et finis!
Saw some decoupaged pumpkins and this is my version:
I painted a dollar store pumpkin and some faux leaves ASCP white. Tore up my old English Lit book; cut up some left over burlap ribbon; gathered some sticks and small branches from the yard. I soaked the pages in watered down coffee, then let them dry; tore the pages into small strips, dipped them in mod podge/water mixture and placed the strips all over the pumpkin...making sure to overlap the strips. While the pumpkin was drying, I cut up pieces of the branch for the pumpkin stem; applied Elmers glue to the pieces and leaves then rolled all of them in Martha Stewart glass glitter. Before I assembled everything, I sprayed the pumpkin with Mod Podge sealer. Then I went to town with a hot glue gun...et finis!
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