Framed Floral Art with Scrapbook Paper
I am a crafter, I always have been. I get a thrill out of making something pretty with my own 2 hands. I am most comfortable with and excited about crafting with paper. Whether it's flowers, a wreath, cards, or favors I love the versatility of pretty paper. This week I updated some Christmas art I had in my kitchen that I had made with scrapbook paper. I used the same technique to create bright and uplifting pieces of floral art perfect for the coming months.
This is the Christmas art I had up for a couple of months. I created a simple "joy" print using some stock images and text and cut a deer from cardstock using my Silhouette.
I applied the same technique for this floral art.
I started with pretty floral scrapbook paper and layered a white heart cut from cardstock, such a simple way to accessorize a wall. For the other frame, I typed "Carpe Diem" using a bold font and printed it on plain white paper.
The only cost for this floral art was a new piece of 12x12 scrapbook paper, around $.50. I would say that is pretty easy framed art.
My go-to art on this wall has been these framed kitchen towels, another easy and inexpensive way to dress up bare walls. I am on the hunt for some thrifted towels that I can use in these frames this summer.
Tell me about something nontraditional that you have framed. I love new, creative ideas.
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Used an old frame, a pretty beaded necklace and an old gold chain, shaped necklace into a heart shape, then used clear glue to hold in place (could use resin?). inside the heart used the chain in an infinity shape and glued in place. Gave as gift to my wife for Valentines day. you can add background on this as well (cellophane with hearts?)