I decoupaged lace, glued beads, slathered it with gesso, and transferred with gel medium. It works really well for storing cards and tags.
Just fab.
I'm getting ready for my show at Kane County this weekend. Gotta get back to work.
Sharing With:
Thrifty Decor Chick: Before and After
French Country Cottage: Feathered Nest Friday
At The Picket Fence: Inspiration Friday
2805: Potpourri Friday
Faded Charm: White Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style: Wow Us Wednesdays
Sharing With:
Thrifty Decor Chick: Before and After
French Country Cottage: Feathered Nest Friday
At The Picket Fence: Inspiration Friday
2805: Potpourri Friday
Faded Charm: White Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style: Wow Us Wednesdays
Love how pretty your gesso-slathered items turn out!! You can slather like no one else!!! : )
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You never cease to amaze me, Rosemary. These are simply breathtaking:-)
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Kathleen
That looks great! I really like the beads on it--gives so much texture.
ReplyDeleteI'm still planning on copying your bead detailing and this cute vase is a great nudge! ~ Maureen
ReplyDeletelove those great textures and wonderful graphic!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty with such a nice combination of items! Thanks for sharing! xoxo, Leena
ReplyDeleteI love how the beads look like they were there the whole time, Rosemary! Great image, too. These pots do make good storage containers.
ReplyDelete:D This is so lovely....it would be perfect for holding charcoal pencils in my art studio!
ReplyDeleteI love this it is so soft and romantic in nature. Just beautiful
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Rosemary, you done went and did it again! Created something very beautiful! Your pot is gorgeous as is everything you create!
ReplyDeleteI love these pots, so creative. Your work is so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are just perfect too! Thanks for sharing.
Hugs, Jody
Beautiful little pot! The image looks like she's looking up at what's inside:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Love the graphic you used...beautiful job!
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I have just got to get me some of that there gesso and start slopping it on my stuff LOL
I will for sure tell you what I do with it
i just love that clever use of the beads, rosemary!!
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ReplyDeleteLove this! I know these are going to go fast! Best wishes this weekend!
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Anne
Yes it is fab!! Good luck at your show this weekend Rosemary. I'd love to come shop:-)
ReplyDeleteI love the beaded look on the pot....Have fun at the show and don't work too hard!!!
ReplyDeleteYou worked your magic once again ... I'm definitely inspired!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet pot Rosemary, I love the pretty image.
ReplyDeleteIt is so pretty. I am going to have to try a transfer.
ReplyDeleteKatie
Wow, what a lovely pot. Your work is exquisite and I love it. Good luck this weekend at Kane County. Hugs, Lu
ReplyDeleteRosemary or should I call you Picasso! Another fabulous restyle I just love how you transform everyday things into something wonderful.
ReplyDeleteReally pretty!
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Hello
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You are one talented gal. My best to you this weekend, I am not doing Kane this weekend... last month kind of took the wind out of me.
Wishing you a lovely day
Blessings
Rebecca
So pretty. It's amazing how you can take such a simple piece like a flowerpot and turn it into a piece of art. You are sooo talented.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your project at Potpourri Friday!
ReplyDeleteOh my..this is a beautiful pot..I love the look of the lace covered like that. You sure have talent!
ReplyDeletewoow....that´s wonderful :)
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Håkan ( The Roseman)
Rosemary--Just letting you know I'm including this project (with a link back) in my Re: blogpost tomorrow. Re: features earth-friendly tips and projects. This week's topic is repurposing pots. I loved this one you did and have had it pinned since you first posted it.
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