I created this artsy shadow box frame as a gift to my husband. My husband is a Chiropractor and I wanted to design a mixed media piece for him to hang in his office. I had a plastic spine shaped object from an old key-chain he used to have. I used it as the centre piece of my art work.
I wanted to create a very vintage, worn out looking piece, so I used one of my all time favourite collections Dreamer. The colours in the dreamer collection were perfect to use to create this effect. I used the “Daydreaming” paper to wrap and cover the wooden frame. Then I used the “Sleepless” paper as accents.
I also used lots of chipboard to embellish the shadow box both on the edges and as an anchor for the spine.

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Products:
7 Dots Studio- Dreamer- Daydreaming
7 Dots Studio- Dreamer- Sleepless
Blue Fern Studios Chipboard
Golden White Gesso
Ranger Alcohol inks- Caramel
Prima Color Bloom- Soft teal
Prima Finnabair acrylic paint- Patina
Prima Finnabair- Soft Matte gel
Prima Finnabair- heavy gel
Thickers Alphabet black
Tim Holtz Tattered butterfly die cut
Tim Holtz black soot distress ink
Martha Stewart beige paint
Wooden pieces
Spine
Cardboard
Book pages
Black lid