Maybe it's because I live in Texas, but old horseshoes seem to be a dime a dozen at flea markets and vintage stores. Even if the Western look isn't your gig with a layer of paint (and perhaps, a little extra razzle-dazzle), these little charms can still be the perfect, lucky talisman for your home or office!
Materials
Old Horseshoe
Spray Paint Primer
Sponge Brush
Metal Scrapbooking Letters
How-To
- Cover horseshoe with a layer of primer. Let dry.
- Paint horseshoe with a couple of coats of Tulip Soft Paint. Before letting dry, sprinkle glitter liberally over horseshoe. Let dry. Shake excess off.
- Remove brad portion of metal scrapbooking letters. Use Liquid Fusion to glue "Luck" letters onto horseshoe.
- Hang above a doorway in your home--make sure to keep it facing upwards so the luck doesn't spill out!
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Craft.Rock.Love,
Vickie Howell
Aw, too cute! Love this idea, Ms. Vickie. We can all use a little good luck!
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Madge
What an adorable good luck charm! Love it!
ReplyDeletegood job!
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