Hey girl, hey! Can you believe it’s already March? It’s the perfect time for our Erin Elizabeth Inspired Woodshop launch! How about a new design in our Interchangeable collection? We hear ya! Today we are crafting with the Interchangeable Window Base and the Interchangeable Window Spring Set. We will have all kinds of kits to go with the base so you can craft your favorite holidays, seasons or occasions.
Did you know we have gift-aways during our Woodshop launch? All details are in the video, so don’t miss out!
Check out the video below or follow along here on the blog for the steps and inspiration to create your own!
Supplies:
Erin Elizabeth Inspired Woodshop: Interchangeable Window Base, Interchangeable Window Spring Set
Amazon: Sharpie Creative Markers, Tzarrot Paint Marker, Stick Fast (thick) Glue, Folk Art Home Decor paint: Vintage Teal, Apple Barrel Paint: white, light blue, pink. Toolie Art Paint Pens Click here to check out my crafting essentials (This is an Amazon affiliate link and I may receive a small compensation for items purchased from this link.)
Walmart: Waverly Antique Wax
Let’s make it!
This Interchangeable Window Base has platforms at the bottom so you can change your decor whenever you wish. I painted it in advance of my video so we could spend more time (and fun!) on the spring pieces.
I used a makeup sponge to paint the words white and Folk Art Home Decor Vintage Teal paint for the bird house and flower pot. I used paint pens (light pink, yellow and periwinkle) for the flowers and butterfly.
TIP: Put small pieces on the sticky side of painters tape to keep them in place while painting. And by the way, I’m not a huge fan of the consistency of the Folk Art Home Decor paint.
FYI: I use a variety of paint markers for different purposes: Toolie Art Pens have more colors, and I like tthe quality of the Sharpie Creative Markers.
I put a coat of Waverly Antique Wax on all the parts you see that are brown, and glued the pieces on with Stick Fast (thick) glue. I added dots and highlights with a Tzarrot white paint marker.
TIP: Be sure to paint the edges. Also, the wood is embossed so you’ll know where to put the pieces.
I glued the window pieces together and I think I’m going to add lace for curtains, fabric, vellum, acetate or scrapbook paper to the back side. The top piece is kind of a cream color and the back piece is white. The base pieces are Waverly brown.
Are y’all excited about the Interchangeable Window? We sure are! Stop by the Erin Elizabeth Inspired Woodshop to see the Easter “He Lives” kit for the window!
Thanks so much for stopping by,
XOXO-Erin
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