This guy is painted on the neatest old window - original paint and great corner metal pieces!
He has some fun rusty snowman garland and a fabric "Winter Welcome" banner.
He's holding a bird house and a bird is perched on his arm.
Then there's Mr. Frosty himself.
He has rusty mittens and a "Warm Winter Wishes" banner topping him off.
There is even a little rusty snowflake covering a flaw in the original screen. A perfect way to welcome friends and family to your winter home, don't you think?











Those are cool Kristie! I like it:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful work Kristi! They turned out adorable!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, love them!
ReplyDeleteHow creative! Love them both! Wish I had a fireplace to rest one on!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
I LOVE your screens!!
ReplyDeleteKim
They are lovely!!!!
ReplyDeletelove the frosty screen!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful. I love them!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Amazing as usual! You are such a talented painter!
ReplyDeleteThat is sooooo neat! I love the look of it on the screen!
ReplyDelete~Kimberlee
www.TheSpunkyDiva.com
PS - I would love for you to link up your etsy shop on this week's Etsy Tuesday Link Party.
I see some wonderful old windows painted, but I have never seen an old screens...now just is just too cute!!!!
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Linda
I’m hosting a CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE on 12/9…would love to have you join in on the FUN!!!
I think these screens are AWESOME! Very creative idea! Love the little rusty mittens too! Would love for you to show these off at my Holiday Hookup link party!
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That is so unique!! I love that you can see through them as well. What a fun idea!! :-)
ReplyDeletecute cute!!
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barbara jean
Wanted to let you know I am featuring this! Stop by and grab a featured button- hope you'll be linking up again this week!
ReplyDeleteHi..I was wondering how you got the paint to show up. I tried this once and my paint just kind of disappeared..it didn't stand out enough on the screen. Do you use a particular kind of paint or a thicker mix of paint? Thanks.
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