er Royal Closet
Create a closet fit for a Queen.
Imagine what Marie would keep inside her closet.
Shoes, of course, fans perhaps, dresses, maybe even a place for cupcakes!!
An image of Marie in some fashion,
the possibilities are endless.
The example is one of my own creations..
made for a swap with a lady named Dawn.
Alter a hinged box, (example is a cigar box) into a closet.
Glam up the outside Inside, a shelf can be created from mat board or balsa wood.
In creating the inside, keep in mind a few things.
One, you will want it to close completely.
You may wish to keep the size between 6" and 12" to keep your postage reasonable if mailing.
Be sure to sign and date it somewhere :-)
I used:
cigar box
printed pc images,
hand dyed muslin
gold stampings
gem
stickers/transfers
ink pads - Altered Element
heat gun - Altered Element
embossing powder- Altered Element
Stamp - Altered Element
Glue - Altered Element
Enjoy making your own closet
Love & light
Trace
oxoxo
There is so much to look at here..truly inspirational.Warmest Regards,Cat
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thank you, sweetheart... i've just lost that feeling... :(
you are one phenomenal woman and your creations are breathtaking!!!!
HUGS AND LOVE TO YOU!!!
oxo
cj
lovely ladies, thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteSpecial Christina that feeling will return in magical abundance!!!
Hugs & love to you too my beautiful friend (((xxxxxxxxxxxxx)))
This is absolutely beautiful x
ReplyDeleteHi Tracey! Thought I'd pop in and visit your blog. Thanks so much for the invite to the FB artists group. That was so sweet of you! I love your dolls and your MA Closet is just gorgeous! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHello Jasmoon Butterfly... What a fabulous box! So richly colored,, love the doiley and tattered muslin ribbon closure!
ReplyDeleteThis will make me keep my eyes open for cigar boxes:-)
Bella
it looks absolutely beautiful!
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