I picked up an old runner sled at a garage sale this summer and had great plans for it...it was pretty beat up, with a broken rail and broken bracket.
After some deconstruction and some sanding, I started putting it back together with a fresh coat of red paint on the rails.
re*dresser
Wall Art
Posted by
the_comforts
on Friday, April 16, 2010
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Heather had some ideas about some fun projects that we could hang on our wall. I took on the task of making them myself! The first one is for the guest bedroom. The thought was hang 9 squares, 3x3 and use fun scrapbook paper to add some color to the wall.
I started off making the frames using some 1x2 boards that I ripped down to 1x1 and some thin mdf board for the top.
Gave them a couple coats of paint, yellow base with a dry brush khaki finish over the top.
I started off making the frames using some 1x2 boards that I ripped down to 1x1 and some thin mdf board for the top.
Gave them a couple coats of paint, yellow base with a dry brush khaki finish over the top.
Added the paper squares. Here is the layout on the floor before I hung them on the wall.
The finished product hanging on the wall (don't mind the empty base cabinets, that is a bathroom project in the making). I think they turned out great!
The next project was to hang up pictures. I started off making two empty frames, one square one and another rectangle. Painted them brown...
*tis the season
Posted by
the_comforts
on Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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So we got this new machine, a Cricut, it is a cutting machine. You program in what you want it to cut, push a button and like magic it cuts. Heather came up with a fun Christmas craft. We started with some plain frames.
Added some red vinly and cut out some letters.
Added some red vinly and cut out some letters.
*color pencils
What can you do with 500 colored pencils...make art with your art supplies? Have a look at Social Designer's 500 pencils. Put in this display case, creates a visual wall display for a creative space.
...how about a color roll-up
...how about a color roll-up
*dirt + art
While most people write "Wash Me" in the dirt on the back of a car, artist Scott Wade has taken that to a new level.
Check out more of his work DirtyCarArt.com