Wooden frame from Goodwill painted white (to hide the frighteningly hideous 70's colors that probably were the cause of WHY it was at Goodwill). A scrap piece of cardboard to fit within was given a light amount of batting and then "upholstered" (with glue, don't get complicated on me) with muslin and tacked into the back of the frame. I made sure not to have the batting go out to the very edge of my cardboard so I wouldn't have such a hard time getting it to fit in the frame.Some sewing pins stuck at an angle and now your shinies can dangle - organized and untangle....d
Oh come on, that was pretty good rhyming.
Total cost was (a guesstimated) paltry three dollars.
8 comments:
Perfect! And, you KNOW I LOVE the rhyming part! :)
I always love a good rhyme! That frame is super cute! Nice job! I love hunting at the Goodwill for treasures.
Hope you are having a great week! I am loving this weather so much. My garden is going crazy!
Paint is a magic worker when it comes to hiding yick stuff from Good will. I"m sure you've never heard me say something like this before to you so I'll say it anyways, "Smart idea!"
What a great idea! I love organizing and being frugal, so this is right up my alley!
What a great idea!! I'm off to find the perfect frame to do it myself this weekend.
You crafty girl, you... LOVE it! Also, I am in LOVE with the cake plate you made for your mom...it is TO.DIE.FOR! Oh, and your jewelry is ultra fab too. You got a whole lot of talent going on over here!
~Amanda
Great re-purposing of the frame! What imagination.
I love this idea! I can't wait to try it :).
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