I don't have any haircut photos to show you- I'm not as good at self portraits as my little sister, Joann. But, I can show you the results of my scherenschnitte adventure...
1. Draw out a design.
2. Cut away the background to reveal subjects.
3. Coffee stain for ageing, add a sweet little quote, then put it in an old frame.
4. List the finished artwork on ebay (Saturday or Sunday evening) and hope she sells!
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Thank you, Thank you, everyone! I was so happy with it and had so much fun making it that I already have another one done. Keep your eye on my listings! :)
Jeana- I've never tried etsy before, but know several women who sell there. Someday I'll probably branch out to other sites like etsy, or my own site maybe, but for now I just have enough time for one venue!
10 comments:
It looks great! Was it very difficult and was that your first one?
That was my very first attempt. It pays to be a perfectionist, I guess! I only had one casualty, but I'll never tell where it is!
I found it to be much easier than I thought. The hardest part was getting the design drawn out.
Nice design and well cut! I totally don't see any errors. You have to learn to be a sneaky gluer in this bizness.
Beautiful Beth!!
Very nice work Beth. I may have to give it a try one of these days! It looks so nice all finished in its frame! (((Bravo!)))
Kimmie in OP
I love this! It's beautiful!
You did an awesome job Beth! For me drawing it would be the most difficult part.
So pretty! I checked the ebay listing--wow, three bids already! Have you tried selling your handmade things on Etsy.com?
Thank you, Thank you, everyone! I was so happy with it and had so much fun making it that I already have another one done. Keep your eye on my listings! :)
Jeana- I've never tried etsy before, but know several women who sell there. Someday I'll probably branch out to other sites like etsy, or my own site maybe, but for now I just have enough time for one venue!
Impressive!
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