I had an old piece of beadboard paneling that I wanted to use for a base for a painting. First, I cut it to fit an old frame that I had. It took me a while to figure out a subject to use. At first, I was going to do corbels from a nola house. It occurred to me that the bead board had a nautical quality and the lighthouse inspiration hit me. This is a view of the Madisonville lighthouse. It's a view from before Katrina because most of the trees and vegetation are gone now. The frame was originally red. A customer at Clayton House Marketplace wanted the frame in the cream color. Too bad they never came back for it. Join Cajun DIY Diva to refurbish, renew and transform salvage pieces into something new and delightful. Paint and renew old furniture. Create pieces of art from salvage cabinet doors or trash.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Salvage materials--beautiful art
I had an old piece of beadboard paneling that I wanted to use for a base for a painting. First, I cut it to fit an old frame that I had. It took me a while to figure out a subject to use. At first, I was going to do corbels from a nola house. It occurred to me that the bead board had a nautical quality and the lighthouse inspiration hit me. This is a view of the Madisonville lighthouse. It's a view from before Katrina because most of the trees and vegetation are gone now. The frame was originally red. A customer at Clayton House Marketplace wanted the frame in the cream color. Too bad they never came back for it.
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