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This week I want to share with you a project that one of the vendors in one of the antique malls I am a part of completed. She searched for old antique and vintage plates, and glued them using Epoxy glue to a wooden board. She got the idea from an interior decorator who first saw this in an antique shop in New Orleans. I love the way her plate ‘art’ turned out! What a great way to use those one of a kind vintage and antique plates!
Have any of you used antique and vintage items to create works of art? Tell me about it.
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i'VE SEEN this done..Cherry Hill Cottage has one she did by using plate hangers. Very pretty.
xo bj
The "Plate Art" is very pretty. It would look great in a public space.
This is really a great idea and what a way to use chipped china- you can hide it behind other plates!
Thanks for the party!!
That is really neat, Diane. Amazing that you posted this because I went to a party a month ago in a house where a girl did something similar.
I have a bracelet that is made of vintage jet buttons. There are some lovely antique ones, too. I've always loved it.
XO,
Sheila :-)
Very cool art. Since I love plates this would be very interesting to try.
That is amazing!!! I love that idea!
This is a fabulous design with so many pretty plates. Thanks for sharing it!
This is a fabulous design with so many pretty plates. Thanks for sharing it!
Absolutley love this!!! Great idea, but bet it's a heavy one. I think blogger is having problems. Will check back later to see if I can link up to todays party.
*hugs*deb
Gorgeous! It kind of reminds me of a mega oyster plate.
So lovely! What a great idea!
Happy Easter!
*hugs*deb
Oh, Diane this is lovely! I would love to have some of the dishes she has used in her art for my china closet! Oh, they are so pretty!
I think that plate collage is soooo unique! It's really unusual and pretty!
Hi Diane, I am home from Florida at last. That was a long visit and a busy one. Visiting my daughters, grands and the blogging party was just wonderful. A lovely time, but home is where my heart is.
plate collage is amazing. I do think it must be heavy too. I spotted some familiar patterns in there. She must have collected them for a while. A very unique idea.
I hope spring is happening up your way. We are finally getting some wonderful spring weather. We ate lunch our our deck. Sooooo nice.
I will be joining you again next Tues. I have not had time to post much or visit. Until then, enjoy your week and have a wonderful Easter with your family.
Hugs xoxo, Jeanne
A great idea for display. There are only so many horizontal surfaces in a house.
Diane, Beautiful...Happy Easter.
Barbara
Diane...drool...gasp...eyes wide!! I love, love, love it.
I finally get to join you this next week with a treasure.
Great posts...oops just getting the hang of this reminder to self read the title properly!
Suz x
Oh my goodness, what a fabulous way to display your awesome vintage plates! I love, love vintage plates!
Thanks for sharing!
Nancy
Just found your party! I'm excited to participate. Thanks for hosting.
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