Here's a similar one I made. I used a yummy antique plate that I found at an estate sale for 25¢ and a package of rub-ons that I received in a swap years ago.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
DIY Anthro-style butterfly plate
This pretty plate is from Anthropologie. A dinner plate will run you about $16.00.
Here's a similar one I made. I used a yummy antique plate that I found at an estate sale for 25¢ and a package of rub-ons that I received in a swap years ago.
It took all of two minutes to decide where I wanted the images and to rub them on and now I have instant artwork for my wall! The colors are perfect for my front room, and whenever I get around to finally hanging something the wall in there (we've lived here 6.5 years with nothing on the walls in there--I'm obviously afraid of commitment) this will make a nice addition to the gallery wall I've been planning. Not too bad for a measly quarter and two minutes of my time!
Here's a similar one I made. I used a yummy antique plate that I found at an estate sale for 25¢ and a package of rub-ons that I received in a swap years ago.
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What a great idea- and yours on the antique plate is much prettier! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Great idea , thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Gwenny
Love this! I have to get over to Michaels and see what there is to see. It seems like I haven't been in a true craft store in ages.
ReplyDeleteHi Heidi!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fun, fast and dare I say, cheap?..., plate project! Love it!
Earlier this year I put my blog back up (after closing it for a year)....meanwhile....You've been to London? How fun! (I'm adding your link to my blog list now.)
May you and your *precious* family have a blessed Christmas season,
Hugs, Heidi