I used a French letter, postcard, piece of lovely handwritting that says "Paris" and perfume label. The lighter background is just some co-ordinating paper that I ripped to look like pieces of broken china. Then I added some lace and ribbon to finish it off. The whole thing was done using Mod Podge, and then a spray of clear acrylic sealer to protect it - and "voila"- a French Ephemera Collage Table in under an hour.
Monday, March 14, 2011
French Ephemera Table
This is just a quick post on a project I did before I started blogging. I had a small tile top table that I bought at "Homesense" a couple of years ago. I loved the gracefull curving of the legs, but wasn't so "in-love" with the pattern on the top. What to do? Well, when I came across the Graphics Fairy blog months ago, I started downlouding lots of images of "French Ephemera" which I thought were really "cool". I figured I'd use them some day, and here's one of the projects I ended up doing with some of the images. I couldn't decide on just one, so I ended up doing a collage on top of the table, using Mod Podge. Unfortunately, I don't have a "before" shot, since it was made before I started blogging. Here are some "after" shots though, and I'm much happier with the table.
Labels:
French country furniture,
French Ephemera,
Mod Podge
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