Chic Paris Button Christmas Tree Art
$21.00
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bunnyspurpose's Profile- Location: United States
- Category: All Other Crafts
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With a tre' chic elegant gold and bronze wood frame, this scene depicts
the World renown Eiffel Tower and a simple, yet, stunning Christmas Tree created with various buttons and beads using various hues from creams and golds to butter cream and sable brown. And gingerly placed way up high.....a big bold Vintage flower button and below.....a sturdy gold and clear bead creates a tree trunk.The background is a scene from the streets of Gay Paris turn of the century .Sepia tones pull everything together including an amber rhinestone a top the Tower itself.
Frame measures 10 1/2" wide by 12 1/2" tall. Frame stand on the backside.
Would make a wonderful entry way presentation or anywhere you want a little o0o la la in your home.
***All items are discovered by me...and in turn, are re painted, re purposed, re done and re designed. There may be chips, scratches,dents, irregularities and conditions beyond my control or in my opinion..."character".
Nonetheless, I strive to give you a clear description as best I can in hopes that your are pleased with anything that you might purchase. Everything I create is made with care and interest in recycling and concern with the world around all of us.
*Remember, One mans junk is another mans treasure**
Thanks a bunch~
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sprunkiretake
This sounds absolutely beautiful—I love the idea of using buttons and beads to create such a detailed, vintage-style scene. I’ve tried repurposing old frames before and it’s harder than it looks, so this is really impressive. Random question, but do you ever take inspiration from unexpected places, like games such as PolyTrack , when designing your pieces?
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sprunkiretake
This sounds absolutely beautiful—I love the idea of using buttons and beads to create such a detailed, vintage-style scene. I’ve tried repurposing old frames before and it’s harder than it looks, so this is really impressive. Random question, but do you ever take inspiration from unexpected places, like games such as [url=https://polytrackgame.org]PolyTrack[/url] , when designing your pieces?
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