• Cast some frames from the Ornate Legacy and Astrid Mould sets using Resin, Redesign Casting Material, or Modeling Material--I used white resin.
• Apply the parts of the transfer you want to use to some heavy white cardstock. I cut the different pieces of art out using some scissors and applied each one to cardstock separately. Make sure your piece of cardstock will fit nicely in your frame--you want to make sure there is room to glue it to the back of the resin frame!
• To protect your transfer, apply the Redesign with Prima Shine Decoupage Gel with a brush and let this dry.

• Once your casts are hard and ready to use, apply gesso to prime your moulds if needed (if you used resin, you need to prime first).
• Using some pastel paints, paint each of your frames. I used the Art Philosophy Vintage Pastel watercolor set, painting my frames in pink, blue and green shades. 
• Once your paint is dry, make your frames a little shabby chic by dry brushing either a white paint or gesso over the highlights of your mould casts. I used white gesso since I had to prime my moulds.
• After the dry brushing is dry, apply some of Finnabair's White Pearl Metallique Wax using a stenciling/dabbing brush--this provides a pearly finish to your moulds.  

• Next, trim down your art transfer to fit your mould if needed--I divided a few of the prints into two smaller frames. A wax pencil can help you trace the frame mould onto your decoupaged image. 
• Glue your art transfer to the back of your resin frame cast using liquid adhesive and a few dots of Heavy Body Gel--this is a great adhesive that sticks to all kinds of surfaces and has great long-term hold!
• Once your glue is dry, add some magnetic strips to the back of each frame--make sure they are facing the right direction to be able to stick to your fridge! I used a little bit of double sided adhesive to adhere my magnetic strips to the back of each frame, but you can also get magnetic sheets with a sticky backing already applied to it. 
• Pop these onto your fridge and enjoy! 

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