Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
When Kenzie Williamson of Bridle Tree Studios posted about her barn challenge, I knew I had to participate.
I had so much fun customizing my barn. While I would love to justify going out and buying another one, barns aren’t something that don’t take up space. It was a toss up between creating a tack room or building an arena. I really want to do photo showing, which means I need want an indoor arena.
I visited my local craft stores and bought my supplies. The only thing not pictured is my foam board.
I bought numerous pieces of corrugated scrapbooking paper. I love the texture. I wanted the background to be bright instead of a dull color, so I pulled out my white acrylic and went at it.
So much better!
After the paint dried, I glued the paper to my foam board.
I painted a final layer of white once it’d dried.
Part two will be putting the panel together!
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Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
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Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Tack, Props and Miniatures by Nichelle
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