Here is the design cube that I altered for the Daily Window review. I really like the black texture on the cube. It makes black and white photos look even better and really showcases your favorite cards well. The cube comes with four super strong magnets (I am not kidding. I have never owned stronger magnets). I used one to secure my photo on the cube wall.
I added some lime green pebbles and artificial flowers I bought at Michaels to dress it up and two glitter swirls ( I don’t remember what company they are from, sorry!). I used Glossy Accents to adhere the pebbles, swirls and flowers to the cube.
That’s it! A short and sweet post today without Copics, stamping or Nestabilities. Just a picture of my sweet man and my little girl inside a cool cube!
Have a wonderful day! Hugs and smiles
Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.12 Responses to “Daily Window Design Cube”
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Oh Beate, what a precious picture!! You’ve decorated the frame beautifully while not taking away for that wonderful picture! Fabulous!
This is stunning … love it!
Great project! Love the fun details that you added to the frame. And what a sweet, sweet photo of your daughter and her daddy. You can totally see the love they have for each other.
What a beautiful keepsake, Beate!
What will you come up with next. So unique. Thank you for sharing. See you tomorrow. ;0)
Traci
There are no other words for this one Beate…except…precious!
Beate this is wonderful – I love playing around with home decor…love the colors.
xo
have a great weekend
tina
What a precious photo! I love the added embellishments to that wonderful texture of the frame
This is gorgeous! Love the photo! And those green pebbles are the perfect accent! I might have to check out these cubes. 🙂
that is such a sweet photo! and a gorgeous frame for it. beautiful project! have a fabulous weekend, my friend! =)
Wow! What a fab way to showcase your great photo.
Great picture and love the way you dressed it up, bringing a pop of color to it 🙂