I’m hosting a vintage French
themed matchbox chest swap in the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group. This is my chest for the swap.
This is probably the most
elaborate chest I’ve made to date.
There are a few differences
in this chest and in the one in the video tutorial. For this chest I added two layers of foam
core to the bottom and two layers to the top.
This was to accommodate the décor on the front and to give me a place to
attach the frame on the top. I glued two
needles to the back of the frame and stuck them into the foam core on the top.
This is stunning!! Absolutely gorgeous!! Someone is going to be very lucky!!
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Tracie
Amazing! What a work of Art! I will be watching your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Your work always amazes me!
ReplyDeleteYou do the most amazing creations. Every time I come to your blog I'm overwhelmed. This chest is absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much for all this beautiful eye candy!
ReplyDeleteLaura, This si by far your most beautiful matchbox chest yet.I watched your vidoe last week! My "PLAN" is to pick up some matchboxes tomorrow so I can join in your MAMA swap.
ReplyDeleteHug Lynn
Allways charming as you use to do!
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This is a treasure chest for sure. So beautiful.
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Ciao Laura...
ReplyDeletei tuoi lavori sono meravigliosi e mi lasciano a bocca aperta da quanto sono belli e particolarissimi, fatti con tanta precisione e originalita'...
a presto Ada
This is totally awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wow!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning!!! It´s impossible to find a word for this amazingly beautiful artwork!
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This is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I stopped by your blog today because you answered my burning question....how to attach a mirror to the top of the chest. Brilliant!! I've almost finished mine and am so excited for the swap. I made a miniature lamp to sit on top of mine last night. Can't wait for you to see it!
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Love it, and the exploding Valentine's box too!
ReplyDeleteBreath taking--love the concept and you included a tutorial, fantastic. You sure are lucky to be in such a great inspirational group. I enjoy seeing it all and not having the stress of doing it!!!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is ravishing! I am blown away by the intricacies and the extra layers you used to fortify it. absolutley amazing work! You are so inspiring.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Gorgeous! It rival Versailles in detail. Love it.
ReplyDeleteDianeD
wow. there are few words to say when there is something that beautiful.it sums up every word pertaining to awe and beauty..thank you for sharing this ..even if I tried a thousand times mine would never be as beautiful as this.
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susan s
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteWow this is amazing. It is so ornate and gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is so beautiful!!! I found your blog via Pinterest recently {I'm in AZ too!}...
ReplyDelete-PaMeLa ;)
Hello Laura!
ReplyDeleteI received your card today and I'm SO pleased! It's lovely, and I'm looking for a pretty frame to put it in it!
Thanks, thanks, thanksXXXXX
Hugs and kisses!
I put a post on my blog about it!
I am absolutely gobsmacked - this is stunning. Brava!
ReplyDeleteWow, Laura! This is absolutely gorgeous. Whoever is your partner is certainly going to cherish it and admire it. I am always amazed at the amount of work you put into your pieces.
ReplyDeleteDear Laura, you have made this matchbox chest simply DIVINE!!! You are such a fabulous creative talent! Chapeau!
ReplyDeleteO.M.G, WOW how beautiful and absolutely gorgeous. It's truly amazing
ReplyDeleteLaura,
ReplyDeleteWith your permission I posted a photo of your altered bottles on my blog as well as direct links to some of your tutorials. I have NO IDEA how you continuously come up with ideas that are just prettier and prettier! Would you allow me to post a photo of your Marie Antoinette Chest - I most certainly will give you credit and direct people to it!
Best,
Misti
MistiRoses.blogspot.com
Very very beautiful:)
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