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I bought this picture from the thrift store I loved the painting but was not a fan of the frame. I prefer more an ornate look, so I used some moulds and air dry clay and got to work
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I used two moulds, the Dainty Flourish, Trimmings 1 and air dry clay
The picture frame had Burgundy crushed velvet and even though it can be painted, it will take many coats and it still might show trough. So i used the trimming 1 mould and the clay, glued it to the velvet using Wood glue by Gorilla Brand.
I then used the Dainty Flourish for the corners. Once everything was glued I let it dry over night
For the full instruction please see the two videos below
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I used two colors from Fusion - Soap Stone was the main colour, and I added a touch of Eucalyptus to highlight the beautiful details. To make things even more interesting and eye-catching, I played around with vintage gold and a soft white. If you're curious to see the whole process, I've got it all captured in a fun two-part video below! Enjoy!
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