I had a few bits and bobs lying around. Well actually I covered the two frames with metal foil, alcohol inked them and then wondered what I was going to do with them!!! The piece at the back is grungeboard cut in the shape of a film strip but then turned on its side. I coloured that with frayed burlap distress ink, sanded it down and went over it again with timber brown stazon. I attached a piece of wire mesh to the back using raffia to hold it to the grungeboard, added a button in the middle and a piece of chain, oh and also added the images and then stamped the words into the frames.
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13 comments:
I like how you've combined all these elements, the wire, raffia and grungeboard. It should be very heavy looking but isn't somehow and the images and words are exactly what's needed here.
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brilliant Sam - love the way you've done the frames, added the wire - oh I love it all !!!!
Hugs Hilda
This is stunning Sam,love everything about it
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love the background effect and the images hun
kate x
These look great.
Sam this is fab fab FAB!!!! Absolutely brilliant, I love it!
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Just fabulous!
BRILL! Love the frame turned on its side, great idea, so different.
Sue x
Fab hanging creation !!
fabulous hanger Sam!!
Its brilliant Sam I love the background
Fabulous work as always Sam. I have given you an award - please collect it from my blog if you don't mind.
Cheers!
gripping stufff love the addition of the mesh..( mm where is the nearest building site?) and the way you stamped the words on to the metal
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