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		<title>Birds and flowers frame</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Birds and flowers frame Originally uploaded by illusionary_one Still need to wash the paint off my hands This is a frame made entirely of scrap cardboard. Still getting the hang of cutting the pieces to size. Layered several pieces together to give it depth. Essentially, a frame, a frame for the glass, then a frame [...]]]></description>
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<p>Still need to wash the paint off my hands <img src='http://www.illusionaire.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':-D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>This is a frame made entirely of scrap cardboard. Still getting the hang of cutting the pieces to size. Layered several pieces together to give it depth.  Essentially, a frame, a frame for the glass, then a frame for the backing.</p>
<p>Put a couple layers of paper mache on it. Think I will add more layers next time. Strung a string (!) in a pretty pattern then waited about a day for it all to dry.</p>
<p>In the meantime, made some simple color sketches of flowers and birds.  Pasted them into beer bottle caps with a touch of glitter then sealed with one of my new favorites, Diamond Glaze.</p>
<p>Once the paper mache dried, I painted it in several fun colors.  Again, wait for it to dry. Once the paint was dry, I gave it a layer of Modge Podge. Once *that* dried, I glued on the bottle caps as well as other random embellishments found in my craft stash.</p>
<p>Very pleased with how this turned out! Think I will make more in this vein. The paper mache books that belonged to my grandmother have given me lots of wonderful ideas.<br />
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