I started with a simple frame and painted over the existing design. I liked the burgundy edge color, so I masked off the sided and inside edge of the frame opening. The background is painted with light blue acrylic paint and drywall tape was used as a stencil over selected areas. I sponged over the top with off-white, grey, and gold acrylic paints.
Next, I used the Reunion waves stamp and Club Scrap hybrid ink to add another layer to the background. Over that I place stamped waves cut out from the Reunion collection paper. The bronze cabochon includes reunion paper and sequins from my stash set with Glossy Accents.
The tree was stamped and fussy cut. The leaves were made with Club Scrap hybrid ink direct to paper technique in three colors. Then the Martha Stewart leaves and branch deep edge punch was used to make leaves. The sun design was made using Reunion paper and satin ribbon flower along with sequin and a button from my stash. Then I finished with a Reunion ribbon bow.
Thank you for reading and your comments are greatly appreciated. Your next stop is with the artistic Tiare from Tiare Smith Designs and the beginning of the hop is at the Club Scrap Blog.
Happy Crafting,
Debby H
What a beautiful memory canvas of 2014 with lots of wonderful embellishments,Debby.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and yours and may 2015 be another creative one!
Lovely canvas Debby. Great keepsake for 2013. Happy new year to you.
ReplyDeleteYou had me at altered frame! Nice!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work Debby, the frame idea is so clever and the fussy cut pieces are perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the fun frame! It looks like a lot of us were fussy-cutting that tree image this month! :) Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteGreat frame and a lovely way to accent the photo.
ReplyDeleteThis kit has turned into my new favorite. partly because of the colors, and partly because of the texture, and a lot due to the who feel and sentiments that came along with it. The frame is perfect. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great altered frame. A great keepsake you've created, well worth the time spent with such great results.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to upcycle/alter an existing frame. All the little details make for a stunning end result. Thanks for sharing and have a Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWonderful altered frame! A great way to show off a photo.
ReplyDeleteVery kewl!
ReplyDeleteLove your altered frame! Thanks for sharing your technique. Happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteLovely piece!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteCute frame!
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