Spring is almost here! With fabulous weather approaching, you want to give your home a little boost by spring cleaning, decorating, and taking down all your winter decor and putting up lighter curtains with different arrangements. Picture frames are one form of doing just that. But they’re not only used for displaying great memories or someone you love. We have found other ways you can use them and they can all be done by you. Here are a couple of ideas and things u will need.
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Magnetized Picture Frames: magnet strips, glue gun, glue sticks, any size, style, shape or color frame from the dollar store or discount store, or refurbish ones you already have.
You will glue the magnetic strips to the back of the frame. Use at least four; one at every corner, depending on the size of frame.
This is an awesome idea to put a calendar in for you spring time activities, a childs painting or grocery list.
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Giant Picture Frame: self adhesive contact paper, glue gun, glue, your favorite photos, paint, painting brush and a large frame. You can reuse a frame you have or go to a thrift store to find one.
Adhere contact paper inside of the frame, then apply your favorite photos with the glue gun. Paint the frame your desired color and let it dry before putting it together. Hang it on the wall or put it on your shelf with a vase filled with flowers.This can be a great focus piece for your room.
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Floral Letter: fabric flowers, hot glue gun, scissors, a sheet of cardboard, frame any shape, but preferred circular.
Draw out the initial letter on to the cardboard with sharpie. Find floral arrangements you like that go together. Cut them off of at the stem and hot glue them on to the cardboard initial. Place on wall and put the frame over it. You can use a shadow box as well for this idea.
We would love to know how yours came out. Let us know!
Written By: Talibah Stewart, DIY Modern Domestic