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Made this for a trade with Flair Robinson. Now that she's received the frame, I can post my pics.
So glad you like it Flair! I had a blast making it for you!
Fleur de Lis handmade prints by local artist Justin Kamerer ("Angryblue"). Example of custom picture framing at Hastie Studio in Louisville, Ky. www.hastiestudio.com 502.442.0585
This was my first attempt at decorating a picture frame using glass gems. As a substrate I used a picture frame with a mirror surround; the effect being that it shines through the coloured glass gems when situated in the light.
The frame can be stood up vertically or horizontally. The placing of the glass gems will need some adjustments for further creations as these overlap the edge of the frame a bit. However, one learns by one's mistakes :-)
This morning when I woke up, I was sitting on the floor with Jessie just outside our master bedroom, where the above picture frame is hanging on the wall. Here is the conversation that ensued:
Jessie: Daddy?
Me: Yes?
Jessie: Where's Jessie in this picture? (yes, she often speaks about herself in the 3rd person)
Me: Oh...you weren't born yet.
Jessie: How about Sydney?
Me: She wasn't born yet either.
Jessie: (pause)...but where was I?
Me: You weren't born yet.
Jessie: Was I a baby?
Me: No
Jessie: Was I in mommy's tummy?
Me: No
Jessie: Hmmm (pause)....so where was I?
Me: Ummm...hmmm...nowhere.
Jessie: Oh.
This was my first attempt at decorating a picture frame using glass gems. As a substrate I used a picture frame with a mirror surround; the effect being that it shines through the coloured glass gems when situated in the light.
Still in service after all these years. Need to resharpen the saw (has a pretty good hump in the teeth -- looks like somebody tried to cut metal with it and then just recut the teeth around the curve of damaged teeth) but it's still perfectly functional and should have another good century in it. Ought to do some de-rusting and re-painting at some point, though.
Out of town thrifting paid off. Found this space-themed pewter or lead frame, just right to display an outer space postcard I received from a Postcrossing member in Russia. Of course, I'll probably rotate what is displayed over time.
Vintage Tin Chickens I found at an antique shop. Adorable.
They were a hoot to take pictures of. They wouldn't stop cheeping!! So annoying.....
I've really enjoyed all the pics on here with the frames, so I had to do one!
my pictures seem to ordinary lately, I need some inspirtation, or a really good challenge.
Any ideas?
The half of the rim / picture frame is inlayed with ebony wood. Please see more about this commission on: thelateststory.com/2012/03/02/jewelry-for-museum-de-buite...
I copied this look from the internet.
My daughter bedroom recently had a makeover, gone are the posters, she went for a more grown-up look (still kept the teddies).
She loves the new look and this picture frame.
My friend Robyn made this picture frame for me for my 20th birthday. She originally painted it red and then cut out peanuts pictures out of books and glued them on teh inside of the collage. After 5 years the red was starting to look a little grungy...so I just painted it black. I also took out all the old pictures from 5 years ago and replaced them with pictures from our wedding. I fell in love with this frame all over again.
This is the original picture: www.flickr.com/photos/merdanchik/2197587192/ . I printed it and cut it for the frame.
What a pretty blue picture frame to hang on any wall in your home. It would look beautiful in your kitchen, home office, bedroom or your work space.
I attached a pretty brown ribbon to the frame.
It measures 8 1/2" x 10 1/2". The frame will hold a 4" x 6" picture.
Example of custom picture framing at Hastie Studio in Louisville, Ky. www.hastiestudio.com 502.442.0585
I created this by ordering a 16 x 20 frame from Graphik Dimensions (www.pictureframes.com) for approximately $30. The shelf was from Michael's and I spray painted it a matte gold. It's located in our kitchen.
This same frame was offered through Ballard Designs as a corkboard for more than $80. Can you say "mark-up?"
Here's the location in our kitchen.