Lots of layering.
I shared this frame several posts back. It has a mirror, and it was gold.
I left hints of gold.
Enhancing details.
Well, I have more frames, furniture, boxes, etc., waiting to be painted. See ya.
Sharing With:
French Country Cottage: Feathered Nest Friday
No Minimalist Here: Open House
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Green Willow Pond: What We Accomplished
39 comments:
Beautiful just beautiful, you are just so talented, love the frames, so pretty...
Absolutely delicious!
Rosemary,
I honestly don't know which I like best:
Your mad painting skills?
The actual thing you are painting?
Or your incredible photography?
You got it all, lady and I am a HUGE FAN of your work.
If less blogging means more doing, have at it - worth the wait every time.
Wow, I wish you could visit me and transform my world into the loveliness you create.
Have a wonderful and blessed week!
Breaks are refreshing I think. I adore your empty frame. One of my favorite vintage finds is my large oval gilded plaster frame in the living room. I left it chippy and did not touch it. I recently found a newer very large frame I have plans for. Wishing you a beautiful week, Olive
Bravo!
HEY . . . GREAT MINDS DO think alike !!!
Our new post has an Urn very similar to the one on Your Gorgeous Frames !
WE LOVE YOUR STYLE, ROSEMARY !
BIG HUGS from TEXAS !!
JOE & GLENN
Sooooooo beautiful.
amazing pieces.
Especially love the blue right now. =)
Where do you ever get such wonderful frames to do???
blessings
barb
Those beautiful hands of yours... wish I could do what you do!! I just adore the long frame with the urn on top and the long draping down the sides and with your technique, this is one of my favorites yet!
Hugs,
Pendra
Lovely pieces, Rosemary, and you are so skilled at layering the textures. Very pretty.
I don't think there's anything you can't make into something beautiful!
I love your painting style...gorgeous frames! Hugs, Penny
Rosemary I really love the way you paint! The layers, the depth! There is something about your style... it really looks like it has been painted for years and years! sigh!
So very pretty. I love the "little bit" of turquoise. Blessings to you, Patti@OldThingsNew
You're gonna have to go to The Louvre to find art worthy of those frames! Fabulous!
melinda
Beautiful frames Rosemary! Are you getting ready to do a market?
xx
Anne
Stunning...every one of them. You'd never know they weren't centuries old.
Those are all beautiful pieces.
You are so darn talented! These frames are beautifully perfectly imperfect! I love them! karen....
I'm loving those hints of blue on the frames! It's soft and cheerful at the same time.
I have to agree with all these lovely comments - I just keep scrolling through your pics and say "wow"...
Of Course they are FABULOUS, do you have paint under your finger nails? LOL
I always get paint in my hair LOL
I've been a perpetual blog break, but forgot to tell anyone ...
of course .... love all the frames!!!
These frameds are gorgous, I would love the top frame to put a mirror inside. It is gorgeous.
Cynthia
It's nice to take a break regularly. I have collected old frames forever and you have some beauties here. I especially am fond of the one with the urn and swags. Lovely new finishes as well.
Hi Rosemary,
Beautiful painting! Those frames, the details & the textures are just stunning!
All the Best,
Christine
Lovely as always Rosemary.
Enjoy your creative time.
Hugs ~ Kerryanne
Rosemary,
Love the finish that you put on everything. I tried a version of your Old World method on a few items, I'll be posting photos of them tomorrow. They don't look as wonderful as yours by any means but your such an inspiration that I wanted to give it a try.
Really beautiful Rosemary. I love the colors and the layering. There's just so much depth to these pieces! I'd love it if you would share this at "What We Accomplished Wednesday," at Green Willow Pond. It is live right now. Have a great week!
Hugs,
Deborah
I'm a sucker for great old frames~
as my own mAd collection will attest!
You have some I'd like to add~uh, oh. . .
Catherine
Wow! These frames are fantastic! Love the paint choice. :)
You need to rename your blog "The Treasures of Rosemary' I can't believe what you do with old beat up stuff, it always looks amazing! I love the blue green color too!
I so love your work. A joy to behold. You are so great with layering and you have the most beautiful pieces! You inspire me to give layering a go!:)
Thanks for sharing your wonderful work Rosemary!
Stunning!
Homa style is having an Inspire Me link party that just started!
I would love it if you linked up:)
Here's the link
http://homastyle.com/wp/2013/02/27/inspire-me-link-party/
I do my best to market the inspiring projects through my social media sites and follow too:)
I think less gold and more paint leaves a much richer look, rich in history too. Love the look you created!
Liz @ Quirky Vistas
So beautiful! great taste! Im am now following! :-)
Perfection...I'm pinning!
What a great idea! Please share it on a terrific linky – Design Décor Tuesday. www.designdecortuesday.blogspot.com. See you there! ☺
All beautiful finishes, Rosemary.
Thank you for joining the Open House party.
xx,
Sherry
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