I picked up this spoon rack at a thrift store recently and decided it needed an update-- looked awfully late 70s to me. And I almost forgot to take a "before" photo which is why it is painted on the top-- didn't buy it that way!
Here's the finished product. What do you think? Decoupaged the images and "aged" the entire piece. Kind of funny to think I "aged" something from the 1970s!
It will go in my Etsy shop soon.
Have a fun day!
It looks wonderful! I'm using two of them (just painted white) to display hankies, but your aging and decoupage works so well, adding so much.
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ReplyDeleteThat turned out great. Love the images on the piece.
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ReplyDeleteReally nice work,Dianne. Well done!
Love it!
ReplyDeleteI like that you aged something already old too! I think now they call it 'altered art'...
and like already mentioned above, I've seen them used to display vintage hankies... so, I bet this sells quickly.
...it's cute enough. Pat
Very, very cute. Love the images. Looks much better after...not so boring. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteI had a spoon rack exactly like that one that I got rid of years ago. Now I just house my collection of spoons from around the world in old creamery dishes. Wish I had kept the spoon rack and done a makeover instead. Great work! Best wishes, Tammy
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