So when I read Lucy's post back in November about Decopatch I filed the information away in the back of my head. Then in February I was at a craft fair in Brighton and came across the Decopatch stand ...so of course I HAD to get some bits and pieces. It wasn't until I was doing my blog catch ups last week that I found that Kinbles had also been inspired by our Lucy, shopped at the same stall as me and been busy busy Decopatching. You can see her results here, aren't they lovely?
So, here are my efforts so far. Please excuse the fuzzy photos!
This is Dippy the dinosaur, my first attempt. I used three different papers to cover the blank form. Tear, stick, tear, stick....so satisfying. Easy and quick.
Next on my hitlist was a mirror with an ugly broken plastic frame.
A hot glue gun, some torn paper and glue and it looks so much better (its even nicer in real life, trust me!) I also covered the fronts of the drawers in an Ikea wooden storage box. My parents bought me this years ago for me to decorate. It houses a lot of my jewellery making bits and pieces.
Well, the weekend is almost over and I still have some birthday presents to start making for the end of the week so I will run along now.
Thanks for the link Hooked in Hove!! I have done a bit more decopatch this weekend - I think I am in looove with it - it is so relaxing - I am going to do another post about it today and I will link back to you. Love your projects - I need to look for other things to cover - might go rummage a the local jumble sale! All the best **Kim**x
ReplyDeleteI've been looking out for deco patch since I saw Lucy's too ! yours looks lovely, I love the little drawers.
ReplyDeleteLouise x
Dippy looks fab. I think the drawers look great, seems we are all busy decorating our drawers at the moment, lol!
ReplyDeleteJak x
oooooooooo LOVELY!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've got some Ikea drawers awaiting the tear-and-stick treatment, they just seem made for decopatch.
Great to visit with you
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