Lately I’ve found so many lovely English ironstone pieces when I’ve been out thrifting, and all of them have been incredibly inexpensive. YaY!
Recently, I had a creative idea using some of my thrift store find ironstone saucers. When these creative ideas randomly come to me I just have to make. it. happen. right. now. (Anyone else like out there like that?) Thankfully, I had every thing I needed already…some ironstone saucers, a large empty frame, some burlap, and a glue gun.
I simply removed the picture, mat, and glass from the frame and attached burlap to the cardboard backing using the hot glue gun. I then decided how I wanted the saucers to be arranged and hot glued them onto the burlap. It was that easy, but I absolutely love how it turned out.
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Elizabeth
Beautiful blog...so fresh and unique! Lovely post.
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Nice. Your blog is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteReally liking this idea....such a fresh looking vignette:-) Thanks for sharing with us.
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Kathleen
COMPLETELY nuts about it, and oh how I wish I were like you. I'm the exact opposite in that the idea just sits incomplete in my head until I talk myself out of it.
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I love how such a simple design has such a great impact. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea, thanks for sharing! Beautiful blog!
ReplyDeleteYour vignette is so lovely Elizabeth and the frame you created is so perfectly simple and elegant. I'm an ironstone fan myself.
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Irma
I loved your creativity with the plates. It is a lovely idea. I was left with all of my mother's collections of tea cups and this stimulated some ideas.
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Living Waters by LeAnn
http://lgwilliams.blogspot.com
Simple, yet elegant. Very nice, Elizabeth!
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