Made it Monday (MIM)
- will be posts about projects ranging from sewing to home remodeling
What's up Wednesday (WUW)
- will be a brief weekly update on our family life
Found it Friday (FIF)
- will be a time to share discoveries that I a) Love b) Think you will love too.
So....
Welcome to my first "Made it Monday" - A Message Board for the girl's room
The sweetest lady gave me this antique frame at a garage sale. I further antiqued it using a spray bottle of water and a can of flat white spray paint. I first sprayed droplets of water all over the frame and second sprayed a thin layer of paint on top of that. Once the paint dried, I wiped it with a clean dry washcloth which removed flakes of paint from wherever there had been a water droplet beneath. I repeated this process two more times to give it a deep rich weathered effect. I love the way it turned out!
I recruited my mom to help with the board part of the project. We used a piece of corrugated cardboard, some quilted fabric (from an extra quilt a bought for the girl's room for just these sorts of projects), some white twill tape, and some mother of pearl vintage buttons. The assembly involved Fabric Tac for the fabric and needle and thread for the twill tape and buttons.
The sweetest lady gave me this antique frame at a garage sale. I further antiqued it using a spray bottle of water and a can of flat white spray paint. I first sprayed droplets of water all over the frame and second sprayed a thin layer of paint on top of that. Once the paint dried, I wiped it with a clean dry washcloth which removed flakes of paint from wherever there had been a water droplet beneath. I repeated this process two more times to give it a deep rich weathered effect. I love the way it turned out!
I recruited my mom to help with the board part of the project. We used a piece of corrugated cardboard, some quilted fabric (from an extra quilt a bought for the girl's room for just these sorts of projects), some white twill tape, and some mother of pearl vintage buttons. The assembly involved Fabric Tac for the fabric and needle and thread for the twill tape and buttons.I love it and it is a great place for the girls to display cards and photos.


4 comments:
you know i love it! i need to try out your technique!
wow, impressed with the technique. and check out that cute baby on that board! :)
very cute.....where's the monogram? LOL
You Kodatt gals are too crafty, you and Kelly with all your homey decor. Love that baby up there.
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