After last week's one dollar dino post, I had a couple of e-mails asking about my leopard lucite tray.
It's actually a fantastically simple DIY inspired by the lovely Eileen of A Creative Day.
Eileen's tray was inspired by the 'les touches' fabric and was created very simply with a gold leaf pen.
I was in love, and knew I had a small lucite tray that needed some leopard loving of it's own (I purchased it at Home Sense for around $5). AND it just so happened that I had the same gold leaf pen, so how could I not?
I went with a more traditional leopard design.
Now it's a perfection place for jewelry:
Sunnies:
Every day beautify products:
Or even office supplies:
I just love it!
Hope you had a great weekend dolls xo
Eileen's tray was inspired by the 'les touches' fabric and was created very simply with a gold leaf pen.
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I went with a more traditional leopard design.
Now it's a perfection place for jewelry:
Sunnies:
Every day beautify products:
Or even office supplies:
I just love it!
Hope you had a great weekend dolls xo
What a great idea! May I ask, did you paint the underside or the top of the tray? I'm just thinking if the paint scrape off.
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Love a simple DIY!
ReplyDeleteLove! You did such a great job!
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Love both of your DIYs so much! I have a lucite tray that just might need a makeover!
ReplyDeleteLook at you! Your all about the diy's lately. This looks so good! I'd be afraid of messing it up freehand! It looks great though!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Another great DIY!!
ReplyDeleteThat is my kind of DIY! Simple and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSimple and looks great too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job you did! You're so good at DIYs. I just started my 2012 Holiday Gift Guide, check it out!
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fabulous. Both of you ladies did a great job on these lovelies!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute! Does it scratch off at all? I think I'm going to be trying this on a picture frame soon!
ReplyDeleteDid you follow a pattern or anything to get the spots to look like that? I love the look, but I fear that if I tried it myself, it would look like a 2nd grader made it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Looks great! I might try something like this over the weekend ;-)
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