Saturday, November 1, 2008

Shadow Box

The Decor Elements line has got to be one of my favorite things. When they first announced this line I was completely not into and didn't think much of it. But boy it sure makes decorating easy so I now find myself lovin' it. In a previous post I told you I had one the Season of Thanks at convention. I so loved the project they showed which can be seen at the right. I of course had to make one myself. How could one resist the cuteness of it?? So here is my version.
I wanted mine to look a bit more rustic so I started with a shadow box that was worn looking and went from there. So what do you think??

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

This turned out fantastic!

Anonymous said...

This is totally gorgeous. I haven't tried anything with the Decor Elements yet (bad demo!), but your project has got me interested. Thanks for sharing!

Traci G said...

Carmen this is beautiful!! I just love the colors you used. This is one fantastic project!!!

Stephanie said...

How pretty is this, great work! Added you to my blog roll, can't wait to get to know everyone in group 3.

Jaspere said...

Wow! I love how it turned out. That will be one great project to display.

Angie Williams said...

AMazing project! Thanks for sharing!

Diane said...

This is really nice! I hope you are entering it on So Shelli's blog for the contest, its fantastic!!

Kristin said...

This is great! Love the colors you chose.

Ann said...

Wow! This is gorgeous! :D

Cheryl Walker said...

I love this shadow box!!!! Very pretty,and love those colors!!!!looks like you put alot of work into this!! Great job!!! Love it!

Cheryl

Brandi Wiggins-Côté said...

I like your version WAY better! I have to admit that the Decor elements line is beyond me. I haven't promoted it AT ALL. But if gorgeous things like your frame can be made with it...hmmm. TFS!

Ilina Crouse said...

Just beautiful. I love the shadow box!

Brenda said...

Simply gorgeous! I love all the details you put into it! Great job! TFS!

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