Mossy Letter on Burlap in Spray Painted Frame
Supplies:
Old Frame
Stiff cardboard insert OR frame glass
Letter
Spray Paint
Burlap
Adhesive and hot glue
Reindeer Moss
This is a quick and easy project!
Spray paint an old frame your choice of color.
Using either the cardboard OR the glass from the frame,
spray paint it white or tan, due to the open weave of the burlap.
Cut the burlap to fit the glass or cardboard, and using a
spray adhesive (or glue), stick the burlap to it.
Place the burlap covered glass/cardboard into the frame;
Working with small pieces of moss, glue them to the letter;
Using hot glue on the back of the Letter,
center it on the burlap and press down.
Happy Wednesday, Y'all!
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Love that! It's so rustic and I love rustic! Love your red frame too! :)
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Thanks Tammy! I've been wanting to "play" with reindeer moss. And I just couldn't pass up on the 99cent frame from GW :)
DeleteLove it..might sell good at craft shows..Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteNancy, Wonderful Idea! I've not been brave enough to try a craft show just yet... maybe this fall! THANKS for giving me some confidence :) I need all the help I can get!
DeleteVery, very crafty! I love the mossy look. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Karah! I'm on a BIG green and red kick right now :)
ReplyDeletethat is so cool!! and easy enough for maybe even me!!
ReplyDeletethe frame gives the art a fun pop!!
I am your newest follower..pls follow back if you can.
Thanks :P it was fun to make, and results were quick. You have a sweet blog :)
DeleteThat's soo cute! Love the frame :) Happy day to you! Hugs, Holly
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DeleteThat's really cute!!
ReplyDeleteHey girl! thanks! we're ducking the lightning bolts up here :O
DeleteThat's really cute!!
ReplyDeleteThe monogram looks great! I love the texture the moss adds to it.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your comment and visit! Thanks :)
DeleteI've never seen anything like this before. How creative! It looks so cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is my second letter craft - I'm a little late hopping on the Monogram Wagon, but it's fun! thanks for commenting:)
DeleteAdorable. I'm also really loving your little clay pot wreath.
ReplyDeleteThanks a double bunch :)
DeleteGreat tutorial. And it looks great! Thanks for sharing at the All Star Block Party!
ReplyDeleteHolly
thanks Holly!
DeleteGreat textures and super cute! Thanks for sharing at the Pomp Party! Pinning to our Pomp Party board!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly, Miss Jill:) appreciate it!
DeleteHi Joann I love this idea
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Have a great weekend!
Paula
Oh, my! This is wonderful news! I really appreciate, Paula. I'll hop over and check it out. Again, thanks so much!
DeleteO.K. I going to admit it here that I'm going to steal, I mean borrow your idea. I love everything about this project, the shape of the frame is awesome and I love the color that you painted it. This will be for sure on my ever-growing list of projects to do. Do you mind sharing what color that your painted the frame?
ReplyDeleteIt's Dollar General's Miracale Red - they have basic colors and this is their brand - it's awesome paint - nothing fancy - just basic. Got the frame for 99cents (insert BIG grin)
DeleteThat is a very cute idea! Thanks for sharing with the newbie party.
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, thanks for hopping over to comment. I appreciate your visit, and love your site! Love your fall decor :)
DeleteJust love this project!!! Your newest follower - would love to have you visit and follow back :)
ReplyDeleteHi! I appreciate your comment and visit :)
DeleteThis is terrific. I like the rustic feel of it too. XO P.S. see you at the Thursday Favorite Things hop
ReplyDeleteMoss is so lovely and natural and the red frame is fabulous! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks - I love projects that can be done in a day :)
DeleteThanks for participating in Pinned it, Made it Monday, JoAnn! I loved it before and I love it now! Such a great idea! Think it would look great in our Cedar Loft....you know I love anything with a rustic flare!
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