Hi, Everyone
Just a little something I wiped up and wanted to share with you all. This is another one of my yard sale finds and it only cost me $1. There will be a part two to this picture frame and I will post it in a couple of days, so make sure to stop by.
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| Plain! |
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| I took the gold paint and I brushed along the edges. |
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| This is the frame with just the coat of gold paint only. |
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| In this step I used black paint and using a dry brushing method I painted along the top of the curvy part of the frame. I also used my finger to rub the black paint in all the nooks and cranny. |
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| Close up where I applied the black paint. |
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| The finish product! |
I just love how the frame turned out and I hope you are inspired to create a frame with the same faux vintage look. I Love to hear from you so drop me a line.
Have a great week and keep on creating!
Vanessa
Oh she is a beauty! Great job. I am obsessed with vintage frames. That is the first thing I hunt through at any thrift or antique store.
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Hi Vanessa,
ReplyDeleteThe frame turned out terrific! Do I know what's going inside? hint hint :-)
xo,
Dee
That's a fabulous find and super cheap, I love what you have done with the frame. TFS
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ReplyDeleteVery nice. I am always looking for ways to save when it comes to frames (for my art). Nice tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThat frame is stunning! Nice work! Love your blog!
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ReplyDeleteHey Vanessa!
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This vintage frame looks amazing.. ! I would love to get one and paint it Turquoise! ;) Thanks for linking at my Create and Inspire Linky Party!
I am now following you back! Thanks!
Great paint job! Thanks so much for linking up to Vanilla Bean Girls today!
ReplyDeleteEllie
Wow, the frame looks great now ... thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYou did a stunning job on the frame, especially luv the easy tutorial. I'm a new follower, please drop by for a visit when you can.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I absolutely love what you've done with the frame! I love seeing all of the different ways people transform picture frames - I've even done a few of my own over at my blog, make sure you check it out!
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Wow. Looks amazing.
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The frame looks great now, you must have something pretty special to put inside. Thanks so much for the tutorial also. Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving and thanks so much for sharing on Sunday's Best.
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