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Hey there, Nikki here.....
So for our challenge this month the theme is Antique........ so..... after a while of head scratching and working out what I wanted to do the idea of taking a modern plan photo frame and making it appear antique came to me...
I mixed gold,earthtone pepper and black together and this is what i created....



Here are a couple of close ups for you too.......



I love the way the powder on the ribbon added depth and that it gave a totally different look to the paperwheels.

It would be great to see you join in with us, we would love to see what you create this month .

Happy crafting
Nikki

WOW! powders used this month...
Gold
Earthtone Pepper
Black

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  4. This is stunning - super project.
    xx

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  5. Wonderful take on a challenging theme. Adore the heart embellie & antique lace :)

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  6. Was für ein wunderschöner Fotorahmen, sieht klasse aus!

    LG
    Michaela

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