The PTI Blog Hop challenge this month was to use script in your creation. As you know I so can't put down my "Lil Bloomers" I use them on almost everything lately. For this project I wanted to Jazz up a space in the master bedroom. So along with some vinyl wall art cut on the Cricut and an altered dollar spot frame I now have a niche that I love!
Altered Dollar Spot Frame, directions found below...
Wall Niche...
More Script Goodies I have created...
Product list...
dollar spot Black Frame
PTI card stock, ink, ribbon and buttons
PTI Floral Frenzy Stamp Set
Vintage dried floral arrangement book
cricut expression
Cricut George Cartridge
Cricut Cursive 101
Cricut Design Studio
CM corner rounder
Black Vinyl
Modge Podge
Paint Brush
Sand Paper
Frame Directions...
Remove any embellishments from frame and sand lightly.
Rip Pieces of script (I used a vintage book).
Adhere pieces of script with Modge Podge and let dry.
Apply another coat of Modge Podge and let that dry.
Sand around all open edges of the frame lightly.
In lower left corner apply your buttons and flowers.
In the upper right corner apply your ribbon.
Stamp images onto a page of script.
Crumple up the script then ink the edges and some of the creases.
Mount the script onto card stock.
Assemble your frame.
I stamped my flower stem and leaves onto vintage cream then used a pop dot to apply a lil bloomer. (My main image is mounted to the outside of the frame).
Happy Stamp Day, enjoy the Hop!
39 comments:
very nice!
Sara this is beautiful. Loved it. I also loved your slide show and new look of the blog is awesome - loved the banner.
This is such a cool frame! It looks great in your niche. The slide show of your other creations is really neat too!
Wow Sara - what a fantastic addition to your wall grouping - very creative use of text - love the altered frame. :-)
Gorgeous frame! it looks wonderful in the grouping
What a pretty frame!! Love what you did here!
super cool idea!!
wowsers...great project!!
You were busy! great creations!
Super awesome!!!
WOW! Great frame, but I am super impressed with all of the script goodies in your slide show - you are one crafty lady :)
Wow! Awesome frame you created. Love that niche in your house too.
wow! that looks like a lot of work! beautiful result though!!
Gorgeous frame! Great use of text!
this is beautiful!! it looks awesome on that shelf with your saying. just fab...love the new blog look too!! >"<
Beautiful! Love your wall niche
this is a great project!!! I love all the text!! and your new blog look is great as well :-)
Cool altered frame!
This is awesome!
You're a very busy blogger! Great take on the challenge.
I love it! What a great idea for a frame!
Beautiful Sara. I was eager to see what you had made when you showed the photo with it blurred out. You are so creative.
Cheryl
Love the way you placed flowers and buttons down around the corner of the frame. Nice!
This is very, very lovely!
I love the way you used text for your project, and it definitely makes a lovely piece in your wall niche. Thanks for sharing your projects!
Wow! Completely original idea! Thanks for the tutorial!!
What a beautiful piece in your house. The fact that you made it makes it even more special. Great job!
Mindy
Wow, that is so pretty!! I love all of those fabulous flowers around the frame.
That's just precious!
Whoa - that looks super difficult but an end that was so worth the wait!
WONDERFUL projects!
Your altered frame turned out beautiful! I love the text everywhere, and the flowers are so delicate. Great look, what a fun project to have completed!
What a great project!
WOW Sara, I LOVE it all. You have been extremely busy. I need to find some "me" time so I can play and work on things I need to get done and need to learn how to operate *winks*!!!
Wow, Sara, it all looks so great! You sure have been busy!!
So pretty!
How lovely! TFS! Best wishes from Morocco!
What a fun element to add to your home. Super fun and fresh use of text.
It's a good life!
Terri E.
So pretty~I love making pretty things for my home---it looks great!!
This is beautiful! I love all the layers of script you used!
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