Instructions:
1. Paint the top frame with acyclic paint. I went with a Hunter green (really dark green). Let dry.
2. Gather the chipboard pieces that will go in the spaces of the Printer s Tray and lay them out.
Designers note ~ When I picked up my frame to paint , I flipped it making my design wrong (what photo shows) so I just went with it. No biggie!!!!
5. The holly and 2 hanging ornaments were painted with acrylic paint. Set aside while back frame is prepared.
6. Cover back of frame with pattern paper and glue on frames thus creating the open Printer Tray. The acrylic frame cover was not used for this project. (Makes a great acrylic scrapbook page for later.
7. Add prepared embellishments to each section on the Printer Tray. Use a strong wet glue (supply list below).
8. Speckle with white acrylic paint, when all sections are filled in. I use an old toothbrush and water down the paint. Works great!!
9. Add photo last.
Supply List:
Clear Scraps: 12" Small Rectangles Printer Tray
Clear Scraps: chipboard embellishments ~ Stars, Christmas Bulbs, Holly and Street Lamp Post
Beacon 527
Distress Oxide Ink
Embossing Powder/high gloss
DecoArt/acrylic paint
Pattern Paper/Quick Quotes
stickers, twine, buttons, rhinestones
Thanks for stopping by~
Connie Mercer/DT Member
This is GORGEOUS! LOVING the ornaments and lamppost!!!!!
ReplyDeleteooooo i love it! very fun!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done Connie! I love the vintage : ) photo (I think I'm in that one; LOL : ) What a great way to display a special holiday picture. Great work on the chipboard~
ReplyDeleteSo many great possibilities with this! karen o
Oh that's pretty and I love the 1954 photo (I was alive then too!)
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