My mind went racing when I got this box of goodies to play with, and I couldn't decide on just one project to share with you! I knew I wanted these pretties displayed around my house, so I made two different wall hangings for today's projects.
First, I went to the store and picked up three pretty inexpensive frames (Michaels, $2 each). All I had to do for this is cut my favorite pieces of the Marion Smith Designs paper to size and 'frame' them. I used my Craft Glue Dots® to adhere her amazing little trinkets from the Junque and Gems line onto the papers, and hang!!
Next, things got a bit messy with a canvas!
I decoupaged pieces of the Marion Smith Designs paper onto my canvas, added paints, stencils, and rub-on's to get it to the look I wanted. I added my Marion Smith Designs resin flower (swoon!!) to the canvas with a Craft Glue Dot®.
I loved a sheet of the Never Grow Up line that had dolls to cut out. I couldn't resist fancy cutting this gal and her party dress!!
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| Love the depth of the resin flower! |
I couldn't think of a better phrase to add to the canvas but the name of the paper line!! Never Grow Up!!
You can find Glue Dots® products, including the new Desktop Dispenser, online at Jo-Ann.com or at your local Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores.
Now, on to the blog hop!!
Here is a the Glue Dots blog, and here's a complete list of the line up of the Dottesses:
Dawn Barrett
Erin Bullock - You are here!!
Here is Marion's blog, and here are all of her gals!!
Angela CarterTonya Gibbs
Peggy Baker
Aneta Matsuzuska
Maggie Armstrong
Colette Nederhoff
Ana Paula Leal
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Thanks for stopping by!!!
very neat projects! great hop so far!!
ReplyDeleteI really love your frames idea! I think I need to take off to Michael's RIGHT NOW! LOL! :) Your canvas is great too!
ReplyDeleteLove the white frames and the added embellishments. They really fit in with the design on the paper. The canvas is great. Love to get messy.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your projects, they are inspiring.
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ReplyDeleteI can't believe those frames were two dollars. I love what you did with them, love the charms. Your art piece is amazing, love all the textures and mediums you used. Great job.
Sometimes the simplest projects are the best! <3
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of these projects.... They are really beautiful...
ReplyDeleteLike the chic frames and the cute charms.
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I love those frames! Perfect with Marion Smiths papers!
ReplyDeletePerfect projects! Great job Erin!
Lovely project! This is really beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous projects! Thanks for hopping along with us!
ReplyDeleteLove both your projects. that frame is adorable. Thanks for hopping with us!
ReplyDeleteI love these, especially the frames! Makes me want to go out and buy a couple and do it myself!
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