Last year, I bought a shadow box from Marshall's. I had no immediate plans for it...until I painted my bedroom. I'm now putting my bedroom back together. For my wall art project, I simply pinned the brooches onto the fabric covered interior of the shadow box. Done! The easiest project ever! Using a measuring tape, pencil, and level, I hung the box on the wall next to my dresser. It is so pretty. And meaningful. It reminds me of my beautiful grandmother. I love it.
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hugs, patti
8 comments:
Great project, Patti! I have never done a shadow box ~gasp~ Who knew it could be so simple (yet elegant!)?
I made my first "thanksgiving" layout today:
http://scrapwithsuzy.blogspot.com/2011/11/so-thankful.html
Suzanne
I love that! It's a gorgeous project!I love things like that artful and meaningful!!!
Oh, I love that...simple, beautiful, and thoughtful! I recently put together this
http://livinginahouseofallboys.blogspot.com/2011/11/wooden-key-hook.html
It looks great Patti! What a great thing to make to remind you of ones you love!
Simply perfect, my friend. :) Classic and nostalgic always wins. :) You are a decorating genius.
What a lovely work of art!! Something so simple but it makes a great wall hanging. I love that it's so sentimental, too!!
What a lovely idea for the brooches. Its such a shame that normally they would be stuck away in a cupboard , I think this idea would work with other things too.
What a great idea! Love it... You might also like a post I did in December about Christmas tree pins... I display them on a velvet pillow! I may have to try this.... I also collect basket pins and this would be sweet for spring. Thanks for the inspiration... Ther may be another post in this!
Erin
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