Remember my Fast. Cheap. Easy. Redneck-Style Christmas 'art'?
Well, obviously it needed an update.
And since I kept the back of the frame open
(because I knew I'd be trying my hand at other things, too),
I created another
Fast. Cheap. Easy. Valentine's themed piece of "art".
I decided I needed a piece of cardboard for the backing.
So, I cut up a cake board to fit.
See?
I purchased some of my favorite scrapbook paper to make this
"piece of art".
Then I used a really technical process to make this piece of
"art".
Ahhh--hahahaha! Gotcha.
I just used a glue stick, and glued it all together.
(I'm not technical, I just do things the "fast & easy" way. lol.)
Then, I attached my rose heart.
No. I didn't make it. Although that might've been cheaper.
But I'm not gonna think too hard about that.
It was fast. And that's good enough for me.
And here it is displayed on my mantle.
I'm thinking I might use a wider red ribbon,
and attach the rose wreath that way.
But I'm just lovin' how cute this really
Fast. Cheap. Easy. "art" turned out.

P.S. I've never done this before,
but since I receive so many wonderful ideas from this site,
I'm going to link up to:
































10 comments:
Oh my gosh, I LOVE that. I've got some black frames that need an update too, I'll sooo be copying off of you!
What a cute easy idea. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, good, Kim! I'm glad that you'll be able to copy. :)
Thank y'all!
Blessings- Sarah
It looks so pretty! I love the rose wreath, so gorgeous.
This is adorable! I love the papers you used they really make the red of the wreath pop!
I love it- and I have a little heart shaped wreath packed away somewhere, I'll have to try this!
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Oh my goodness ~ that's adorable! I was just saying the other day that I need to get started creating some decor for Valentines, this is now on the top of my list. :) Thanks!
Oh, awesome. Glad that my simple little decoration is helpful.
Blessings!
-Sarah
Sooooo cute. I need one of these!
Truly brilliant! I am having a love affair with pretty papers, now I know what to do! Thanks for the great idea!
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