I set to work on a shadow box frame (find a tutorial here to make your own!!) Using some scrap-booking paper for a nice background and some silk flowers I made, I whipped up this little display for my daughter's bedroom.
Two frames glued together to create a shadow box frame. |
This flower is glued to the outside the glass to add even more depth. |
I'm pretty pleased with this, if I don't say so myself. I'm just sorry that this poor little creature will no longer be hopping from flower to flower, gliding through the open sky. I hope that his death wasn't a result of diseases I could catch!
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Ooooooo so pretty! And I love how you put the flowers on the outside of the glass. That was a great idea!!!
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It look's like something you would find at the store. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat did you use to get the butterfly to stick?
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