Painted white frame with girl's ice skates door decoration!
I've seen skates used around the blogs for various decor and I've always wanted to do something with ice skates and here it is!!!
I had spray painted this old, gold frame white before the weather turned so that was all set and I had some winter greens that I bought at Michael's. And I have lots of skates. I still have my husband's and my first skates. We used to skate all the time before all the kids came (4). I still like to go. It depends on the ice around here and for the past few years we don't have much of a window for ice skating. It gets cold and the ice freezes and then first thing you know - it snows and then melts and then the ice is ruined. I've taken the grandkids to the skating rink but, for me, it's not the same as freely skating around a pond in the winter .. it's so lovely.
Let's hope this year we'll get enough cold to freeze the ice (and then warm enough, but still freezing days to enjoy skating). :)
Anyway, here is what I assembled from a frame, a pair of skates,
and some winter greens (artificial).
I did fool around with that picture by adding some winter snow to it on PicMonkey. It's so fun. They added new winter and Christmas graphics. Very cool indeed, people.
This wasn't much of a craft. It was more of an assemblage. I just tied the skates together and rested them on the top of the white frame.
I wired on the greens (they already had the pinecones on them) and that's it.
There are 4 green sprays on the top of the frame.
If you like this, you might also like this "Old Shutter Door Decoration".
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This is sweet! Sometimes simple things are some of the best.
ReplyDeleteI once tried ice skating years ago- out on a pond, but the skates were borrowed and too big. It was a fun night, but I didn't really skate well. Hope you get good skating weather this winter!
Linda, I hope you Have a Very Happy Christmas and a Blessed New Year. xo
Skating is so fun. Not that I skate well but just to glide along. Right now we are in a snowstorm so that kinda kills any ice right there....
DeleteThis is so cute! I love this on the door. It would pretty much be great anywhere! Thanks for the great idea!
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DeleteWow that is just beautiful, thanks for sharing, pinned
ReplyDeleteOoooo.... pinned? YAY! Thanks so much, Mel. Hopping right over to pin one of your posts also. Linda
DeleteSo pretty! Makes me wish I still had my ice skates! Happy Monday! Pinned & visiting from DBB on FB Theresa @DearCreatives
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by, Theresa.
DeleteAdorable! :)
ReplyDeleteAgain, thanks for joining the Link Up this week!
Thanks, Jess. I love your party!
DeleteSo pretty! I love winter decor with ice skates - they are so classic and timeless! (visiting from CBC FB group!)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Meredith. That's why I wanted to make them. They are a classic...anything to do with ice skates at this time.
DeleteAww! This is a great winter wreath!
ReplyDeleteMelanie, thanks. What happened to your bear rabbit bear blog? Wishing Merry Christmas to your family. Linda
DeleteIt totally counts as a craft! Very Canadiana...I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Andrea, I'd leave a comment on your blog but I don't use the Google+ comments. It goes out to all followers. I saw your cute hoodie, though. Awesome. Love it. You don't need a pattern!
DeleteLove this, it's simple & elegant but casual!
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All you need are skates, and old frame, and some spray paint. Everyone has artiificial greens to use. :) Thanks for joining into the conversation, Joy.
DeleteAww.. thanks so much, Amy. What you up to lately?
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I love iceskates and have an extra girls pair that I can create something gorgeous with like you've shown here. Thanks so much!! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Edie Marie
I love, love and love this some more!! I'd love for you to share this at Throwback Thursday!! http://www.glitterglueandpaint.com/throwback-thursday-13/
ReplyDeletexoxo
Denyse
What a neat idea. LOVE your skates and they are showcased so cute.
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This is so pretty Linda. Thank you so much for sharing with Adorned From Above’s Link Party. We love having your join the fun.
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This is SO cool!! I love that you used real skates!! Great job! :)
ReplyDeleteYour skates are really awesome in the frame. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a sweet comment on my skates. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteDeborah