Well, Vicky...if you are reading this, no you can't have it back! haha. I finished it today and I intended to use it as a jewelry holder in my closet...but I liked it so much I decided to hang some pictures on it. Here is the process in action.
Before the paint:
The paint choice:
After four coats of paint:
My fav antiquing glaze:
Sponge-brushed it on:
Here she is all finished, but before the chicken wire.
And the final product! (I forgot to take an action shot of the chicken wire...but we just stapled it to the back of the frame. And don't forget your gloves...that chicken wire is deadly!)
(New picture!)
(New Picture!)
To see more details of what I hung on my frame click HERE.
L.O.V.E it!!
Nice! Turned out great! What a good idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great frame. Love the glaze you added to bring out the detail.
ReplyDeleteThank you for finding me so that I could find you! I love the detail in this frame. I've been thinking about getting out the paints this weekend and lighting up some objects around the house in prep for spring/summer! Yay :D Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteVery cute.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I love the paint with the glaze. Great job.
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wow christine no wonder you want to have it in plain sight it is gorgeous some gorgeous pegs (antiqued of course) and your ready for photos x oh and thanks for stopping by mine and following
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I love the chicken wire against the old patina of the frame.
ReplyDeleteLove this - chicken wire, a gorgeous frame and spray paint - what could be better. Great project. I am a new follower.
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This is such a great idea. I love anything with chicken wire. It looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteRuth
That looks so good! I have an empty frame that I just painted and keep meaning to do the chicken wire thing, but I'm always afraid it'll be hard to cut! Thanks for the inspiration:)
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job. I love the chicken wire addition for hanging pictures. Need one of them for all my Grandchildrens pictures. ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeleteGreat Job...It looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo funny, i'm working on one of these right now too...fun to see it completed! thank you for sharing! xoox
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!!!! I think I should try one. I would want my frame back too!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like this, I never use antique glaze, I'll def have to try it. Your project turned out GREAT..I can see why you love it.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
I love it! Great job. I love the chicken wire.
ReplyDeleteLove this Christine! So happy I stopped by!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love something that is both pretty and practical too! I want to make one of these!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I love the name of your blog. I found you from Blue Cricket. Come visit me at http://barbwired0117.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteIt's so chic! These are very popular now. I see them everywhere! Great job! Visiting from WW.
ReplyDeleteRoselle
Great display piece! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful...and I'm jealous! I wanted to put one of these in my bathroom and my husband said he's just not feeling the love...that makes me sad. Nice work!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! And like the previous poster, I also want one of these in our master bath. Luckily, my husband has no say in these matters :)
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! The glazing really made it pop.
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Very Cute! I want one!!! :)
ReplyDeleteme encanto lo que hiciste con el marco antiguo te felicito , besos, mely
ReplyDeletenot sure what's cuter- the frame or the cute clothespins on there! LOVE! glaze makes everything look better! thanks for the cute tute! :)
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Very cute & creative :). Thanks for linking up to Craft Couture Monday.
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This one is so amazing and very attractive picture frames.I like this different types of picture frame.It is very lovely and quite frame and photos.
ReplyDeleteLove this. I am making one now. How did you keep the chicken wire from scratching the wall? Thanks for your help.
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