Isn't this just adorable? The link to make it is here.
I had picked up a simple window frame from a thrift store months ago, and this was the perfect reason to use it. Instead of canvas, I used white poster board for the back ground.
I wanted a different bird image in each "window," so I Googled "bird silhouettes" and found 4 that I wanted to use. I bought a bunch of different card stock from Joannes, cut out the birds and leaves and organized them on the poster board.
Then, with pencil, I drew in where I wanted the branches to be.
I used Modge Podge on the backs of the birds and leaves to adhere to the poster board, then with a paint brush I lightly went over the entire poster board with Modge Podge to seal everything.
I let it dry over night and then with acrylic paint, traced over the penciled branches I had drawn in.
Once the paint dried, I put it in the frame and, voila! Can't wait to hang this up!











So pretty- I want to do this and I don't even have a nursery to decorate!
ReplyDeleteIt will look amazing in the nursery - you're so creative! Congrats on the pregnancy! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteHow cute did this turn out! xo
ReplyDeleteCute. Your nugget will love that you made it too.
ReplyDeletegood job, Ruthy!!!
ReplyDeleteImpressive and really pretty. You are quite literally nesting!
ReplyDeleteI like your inspiration, but I like even better that you actually put it into action! Awesome, really really sweet....but isn't anything with Birds?!
ReplyDeleteSo are you throwing this shower for yourself?
no for a friend of mine :)
Deleteoh btw, maybe you could disable the "no-reply blogger" so we can email you back right away when you leave comments on blog, I wish I could respond right away and I can't!!! It's something in your settings....xo
ReplyDeletethanks so much for letting me know! i had no idea!
DeleteOh my gosh - this is so cute! Great job Ruthy Ann!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Chic 'n Cheap Living
p.s. Can I pin this and link back to your post?
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Chic 'n Cheap Living
of course!!
DeleteWhat a great project! Brilliant job Ruthy!
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