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Windows of Paris!

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Last weekend I went to a crop... I took my Dixie Belle Paint - Buttercream and Dixie Belle Van Dyke Glaze, they came in handy when I saw this bare window frame I just could not resist using them.
 
 
If you know my art, you know I love PARIS!
 
 
The Window Shadow Frame is pencil thin.  I painted the bare  frame with 2 coats of  Dixie Belle Paint - Buttercream

 
Arrange charms, chipboard and wood pieces in the frame.

 
Once the frame was dry apply Dixie Belle Van Dyke Brown Glaze to distress the frame.
 
 
Apply pattern paper to the back board of the window with glue stick.  With tacky glue attach the frame of the to the backboard the paper has been glued to!  Use clothes pins to hold in place until dry! 


 
While the glue dries, ink and heat emboss wood crown and fluer de lis with Pirate Black Embossing Powder!

 
Assemble items using tacky glue!

 
The flowers are Petaloo Paintables, I used spray mist to color the white flowers the perfect pink!

 
Attach items inside each frame and to the frame!

 
Add Dew Drops and flowers and other embellishments to cover holes on charms!
 
 
 
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  1. Tristan RobinTuesday, July 19, 2016

    This is so sweet - I love Paris, too! I always have trouble embossing metal pieces - what do you use for embossing ink? Thanks for sharing, Lyneen!

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  2. DIYDesignStudioTuesday, July 19, 2016

    This is so very lovely! And it's PARIS!!!!

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  3. JackieTuesday, July 19, 2016

    Beautiful frame♥

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  4. Robin HorasanianTuesday, July 19, 2016

    Beautiful

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  5. Robin HorasanianTuesday, July 19, 2016

    Beautiful

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