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From:

{Plate Mural}
{Funky-O Scarf Tutorial HERE}
{Check out the latest Weekend Wear HERE}
{Crocheted Bib Necklace}
{New Plaques with Personality!}
Before:
{Thrift store frame for around $2!! Needed some love though right? Kinda "Blarf" ;).}
{Ba-da bing awesome! This little lady hangs above my sink in the kitchen, yes my kitchen color scheme is: Red, Yellow, and Blue! A little childish and kinda crazy but I LOVE it I was inspired by a new rug I was gifted by my wonderful mother for my birthday which I will show in a future post ;) (don't let the suspense kill you k).}
3. After allowing primer to dry, apply a paint color of your choosing to the previously primed frame. Apply as many coats as needed.
4. After allowing previously painted frame to dry, apply a gloss poly for sheen and to seal. Allow to dry. (Note this step is optional.)
5. Measure your in-laid mat that was in your frame, if your frame didn't come with a mat measure the inside of the frame and cut a piece of cardboard to fit.
6. After measuring your frame mat, determine how large or small you want your squares to be. I did mine 1"x1", after finding a measurement that is pleasing, cut your squares out to fill the frame mat completely. Take into consideration how many different patterns you are using into the cutting of all your squares.
8. Apply a layer of Mod Podge to your finished "Paper Quilt" to seal.






I also made this fun Ribbon skirt for my daughter (Part 1, Part 2)