I embossed some cardstock with embossing folders from the Tim Holtz damask and regal flourishes set. I cut into squares and glued to the mirror in a chequerboard pattern.
I covered the whole frame with a thin layer of tissue glued down with a watered down mix of matt multi-medium, then painted it with Paperartsy fresco finish paint in London Night.
Once that was dry, I dabbed white paint over the raised areas and edges. Finally, I stamped a few words in white paint.
My husband loves the last mirror I did, but isn't very keen on this one at all. Hopefully it's just a matter of taste - probably a bit too girly :0). I like it, but I'll be interested in what everyone else thinks.
Sarah
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Sarah
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I love it. It is gorgeous. Brilliant and yet sooo simple!
ReplyDeleteI love this, it's shabby chic but with an edge, not too cute or girly at all. I NEED to get to Ikea! x
ReplyDeleteI love this mirror, especially it's distressed look and those great words!
ReplyDeleteooh I really like this, the distressed finish is great and the colours are fab jo xx
ReplyDeleteNow that's a brilliant idea, to use embossing folders on the mirrors. I have a couple of those, waiting to be decorated, so might just try this - thanks for the inspiration.
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