Happy Thanksgiving!
I hope you are all enjoying the company of family and friends and sharing a bountiful feast!
Here's my contribution to the blog hop for Week 4. We used another of Eileen Hull's fun die cuts to create a layered frame. You can see the frame here. You can also find the assembly instructions and a layout of the pieces at the same link. It comes with a lot of pieces and I chose to use just the back two pieces of the set to create my frame. The rest I will use later for a refrigerator magnet frame to show off photos of my granddaughter!
I covered the back of the frame with a piece of scrapbook paper. I painted the front piece heavily with dark green paint, then I painted it with red paint. I let that dry and sanded it here and there to expose the underlying green paint. I also dabbed the edges of the back with the red paint. I glued small strips of cardboard to the back of the front piece. This allows me to slide a photo or other paper in and out of the frame. Then, I glued the strips to the back.
To make the leaves, I backed sections of the leaf paper with cardstock, gluing them together with tacky glue. Then, I trimmed out the leaves. While still damp from the glue, I bent and folded them to give them dimension. Then, I glued them to the frame. To complete the frame, slide in a photo or your favorite saying.
Thanks for stopping by, and, again, Happy Thanksgiving!
Terry
What a great project Terry! I really like the sentiment inside the frame especially for today... Hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Thanks for working with my die!
ReplyDeleteI love your frame. The colors are so vibrant and rich. I love the leafs. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeletevery pretty Terry! I never get tired of leaves and your color is really nice!
ReplyDeleteTerry- the frame is great. I like how the leaves are so colorful yet they look real with the way you curled the edges
ReplyDeleteI love the harvest feel to this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful frame! Pretty fall colors!
ReplyDeleteOoh pretty pretty fall frame...colors are yummy cool. What do I know about Fall? I live in tropical Hawaii! Mahalo for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTerry this is beautiful, the colors are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the cut out leaves. Great idea!
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