Old Frame Make-Over From Last Friday’s Treasure Hunt.
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Sue's Creative Workshop
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A good Trash to Treasure story...
I love a good sale that's ran by an old lady that just wants to get rid of everything.
I love a good sale that's ran by an old lady that just wants to get rid of everything.
When I asked what the price was for the old terra pot, she paused and said “a quarter”. When I asked her how much for the next item, she said “a quarter”. It didn’t take long for me to realize that this was going to be fun. By the time I put my pile on the table she said “a dollar……..ummm fifty?” I love a good treasure hunt. Especially when it’s ran by an old lady who just wants to get rid of everything.
Honestly, I wasn’t completely sure about these heavy metal frames when I first picked them up.
Armed with a can of off-white spray paint…
I sprayed the black velvet matting with spray adhesive and applied a piece of a woven tan fabric. I marked the two holes in the matting where the metal flowers had been previously. I was able to use the prongs on the back of the metal flowers to line them up exactly where they had been before. (so easy) I trimmed the excess fabric from around the matting and re-inserted everything back into the frame.
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Suggested materials:
- Metal frame (garage sale)
- Off white spray paint (Walmart)
- Spray adhesive (Craft Store)
- Fabric remnant
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Published September 9th, 2016 5:38 PM
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William on Sep 09, 2016They are just lovely! In the photo they look like carved ivory! Great share, great job.
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