Showing posts with label st. patrick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label st. patrick. Show all posts
lucky home decor
3.13.2012
creating with more RhonnaDESIGNS.
getting the most out of the Lucky kits.
had a comment recently from Audrey saying how she has no st patty's day decor...
i reply with "me too!"
until i used these kits for some simple, easy and doable decorating.
this little word art was EASY!
because Rhonna already had it designed in her Lucky Brush kit.
all i had to do was download it.
'stamp' it on a piece of digi ledger paper.
and add it to a frame that i 're-used' from this valentines piece. (scroll down to view)
did i say easy?
(RhonnaDESIGNS;How Do You Do That > Digital Brushes)
these small canvases are a mix of the lucky brush kit, the spring circus tatoos, the number tag kit, and the ever so useful mini textures brush kit. (seriously...that is a must have tool kit...use it all.the.time.)
i stuck them in one of my vintage floral frogs, and they sit below the burlap word art frame. love.
oh...and i still adore this everytime i walk by it...
the subway art was posted yesterday.
had a question from barbara asking what the canvas was? how did i mount it?
the background is an 8x10 piece of foam core.
i adhered vintage book paper vertically to that piece.
the subway art piece measures 5x7 and it too is mounted to a piece of foam core.
that piece of foam core is than attached to the 8x10 piece.
it simply sits in a table top easel.
use what you have::
chipboard
cardboard
cereal boxes
recycled frames
and have fun while you create.
st patty's day subway art
3.12.2012
because i love subway art
because i love words
because i love book paper
because i love these brushes::

lucky brush kit by RhonnaDESIGNS
because all these texture brushes helped give it that vintage touch it needed::
mini textures brush kit by RhonnaDESIGNS
because i am lovin' playin' with digi stuff lately....lovin'. it.
because it's almost st patty's day and since that will be three days before my birthday (did i let that slip? again?) it's a wonderful way to celebrate and enjoy and have fun, and maybe even learn a little truth about the man st. patrick.
if you have any questions about how to put together your own subway art, let me know...maybe there is a tutorial in the future!
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