This is actually a plain wooden circular picture frame that I bought at my local Michaels that I altered. I used pink paper by Basic Grey plus beads, vines, fabric flowers & mulberry flowers from my stash. The chickadees are actually a stamp that I colored in & then carefully cut out. All of the edges are inked with Tea Dye distress ink by Tim Holtz.
I actually sold this picture frame in my Etsy shop some time last year.

Here's a closeup of the stamped cluster of chickadees at the bottom. I colored them in with Prismacolor markers and then added a bit of Star Dust stickles to further decorate each chickadee.

The fabric flowers & beads are actually pieces that I pulled apart from a larger cluster of flowers. You can find these at any local arts & crafts store. Sometimes I find them on clearance and purchase them with the intention of pulling them apart in order to decorate frames or boxes & even layouts. I randomly added mulberry flowers here & there to further embellish my frame.
Thanks for stopping by & enjoy the rest of the week!

4 comments:
It's sooo cute! Rich in color and details, yet not overwhelmed, very pretty!
I have two wooden frame (bought at Walmart) thinking to do some altered frame.. You did a Super Fabulous frame, great details and love the colors and flowers.
Thanks for your inspiration.
-Sony
I want to find some circular wooden frame....
Oh!!! This is so beautiful love the way you've used the birds on this.
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