



This is the box file I altered for the Big Art Adventure - its an old foolscap file which was very tatty. I didn't bother with any preparation I just set to and painted it with acrylic, and then added a sealant coat of matte Mod Podge. Because the box is quite big, particularly lengthways, I couldn't get my scrapbook paper to go out to the edges without piecing, but I think the panels work pretty well. The paper is a sparkly one from the K & Co Smitten range.
I painted the grungeboard hinges, key and file tab with black metallic acrylic, and added a keyhole from my stash. You have to admit that the result is a thing of beauty and a joy forever even if I say so myself!! I've got another one somewhere which may well get similar treatment.
4 comments:
yep the paper panels look great--brill idea
Guess what ...... Love your pink folder Rosie...
Sharon xx
Lovely piece! Great color!
Wow, working backwords with these comments and you've been so inspired lately - not that you aren't always BUT what a variety of projects and techniques and all so beautiful.
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