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After your done doing that I thought it would be fun to show you a project I made with my Dremel recently- check out this frame I made the other day:
About a month ago I made a trip to a cool antique store just north of Altus and had found this:
I found a 4"x6" picture frame at the Goodwill store for $1 (orange stickers were 1/2 off that day!) and thought it would be cool to try and make a tin frame for it.
I used my Dremel Rotary tool to cut out one of the squares of the tin. I choose one that was in bad shape since I was going to be twisting and bending it up.
Next I cut an angle in the corners of the tin so I could mold the tin around the frame.
Once I had molded the tin all around I used a short screw in each of the 4 corners to secure it to the frame.
And done!
What do you think? If I try this again I might try to figure out how to make it look a little "cleaner" looking as far as the bent edges go. And now I need to figure out what to do with the rest of the tin ceiling piece.
I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and Geaux Tigers!
Oh no! Not that again! No, I'm not talkin' about your super-cool-never-seen-before tin frame. Now, that's a BOLD move! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCan't say 'Go Rebs' anymore...just da Bears...
I don't watch em anyway cuz I already know the outcome... Fair weathered fan am I...
Cleaver idea. Now I really need to win that Dremel giveaway. :) Your creativity always amazes me. Great Job.
ReplyDeleteThat frame is gorgeous! Looks like a lot of work and well worth it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! This looks amazing!
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www.simcoestreet.blogspot.com
This looks great! I would have never thought of repurposing the tin like that. I love the colors and the rustic look!
ReplyDeleteIt looked like a lot of work, but turned out great! Thank you for sharing this unique idea!
ReplyDeleteI really, really like that it's not perfect. It has an organic feel to it, as if you created the tin portion by hand. Great job! Thanks for sharing at Sunday's Best =)
ReplyDeleteWow, that is really cool. I really like the look. I like it's imperfections. I think it makes it look more vintagey. A lot of work, but so worth it. Thanks for sharing over at Sunday's Best. Now following you!
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