There are so many DIY projects to try but so little time. That isโฆ Until now. Maybe now is finally the time that we finally have the time to take a shot at some fun at-home projects that seem intriguing.
Itโs not every day you can just hang out at home and make fun picture frames, so why not take advantage of it? It turns out there are so many fun ways to spice up picture frames for you home. Whether you are taking a more traditional route or going in a completely different direction, there are lots of picture frames that would be a lot of fun to make yourself.
Check them out here!
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1. Fold paper
To create a DIY frame, you can try strategically folding paper a certain way. At first, you might think, paper? Just paper? But youโll be surprised: it actually takes amazing form. Follow along these photo instructions.
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True Blue Me And You
2. Use popsicle sticks
Donโt have proper picture frame materials? Or maybe you want to make something a little more child-friendly? Well then we have the perfect idea for you. Get creative with it and use popsicle sticks!
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3. Pallet wood
If you are looking to take a more rustic look, search no further. Pallet wood is a great material that gives a really nicely rustic, countryside look.
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4. Cardboard rings
Get creative with the shape. Who said picture frames need to be rectangular? Use cardboard โ a versatile material that almost everyone can get their hands on โ and customize it however you like.
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5. Wrap cardboard up
The cardboard isnโt cutting it for you? No problem. Take it one step further and wrap the cardboard in yarn to give it a different color and texture.
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Let's Do Something Crafty
6. Another rustic idea
Another thing you can do is use small branches from trees to make your frame. It looks very natural, rustic and cozy, and you can really customize it to however you like.
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7. Display multiple photos at once
You can display several photos at once if you create a DIY clothespin frame. Shape it so that it makes a circle and you can pin your photos all around!
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A Little Craft In Your Day
8. Break old CDs
It sounds a bit dramatic but trust us, the final product is beautiful! Who uses CDs anymore anyway? Smash a few of them up to create a mosaic frame for your photos.
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Love This Pic
9. DIY wooden frame
Wood is obviously a great material to use for DIY frames. This is another great idea since itโs highly customizable. Paint/stain the wood to make it look exactly how you want it!
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Shanty 2 Chic
10. Old books
Weโre all for recycling materials. Kind of similar to breaking CDs, you can also use old books to make DIY picture frames. It almost gives it that vintage feel.
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11. Washi tape
This striped washi tape makes a beautiful pattern for a DIY frame. All you need is unfinished wooden frame, white paint, a selection of washi tape, and Mod Podge.
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Bombshell Bling
12. Burlap bow
If you want to dress up your frame (literally), this is a great option! It will give it that classy edge. Itโs also pretty quirky and gives it a lot of personality!
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Shanty 2 Chic
13. Mason jar vase
Now this is really getting your bang for your buck. You can use a mason jar vase, with its flowers still in it, as a picture frame at the same time. How creative!
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Home Stories A to Z
14. Yarn
Yarn is another great material you can utilize. This person made it look like the American flag but you can create any pattern you want, which makes it extra fun.
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15. Old window
Believe it or not, you can turn an old window into a picture frame. You can also use an old door! Itโs pretty amazing.
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16. Newspapers
You can assemble a frame together using a lot of old newspapers. This one requires some patience, as itโs a lot of folding, but totally worth it.
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17. Add candlesticks
Adding candlesticks to the bottom of your picture frames will totally elevate the look (literally). But also, it will just give a really nice classy look!
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18. Twigs and flowers
If you loved the idea of using small twigs but wanted to spice it up a little bit more, this might be the way to go. Add in some flowers in between the twigs and all of a sudden, you have a super pretty and whimsical frame. Youโll feel like youโre lost in a beautiful forest!
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19. Wood photo block
Why not turn the entire picture into a whole different piece of artwork in itself? This might just be the way to do it. Itโs a real statement piece.
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20. Concrete frame
So maybe the rustic vibe isnโt for you. Maybe you are looking for something a little more industrial. In that case, a concrete frame is actually a really cool look!
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21. Use upcycle egg cartons
You can find beauty in the most unexpected places. This picture frame is a perfect example of that. When youโre done with your egg cartons, try using them to make flowers for your frame.
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The Whoot
22. Colored pencils
Using colored pencils for a picture frame is another great idea. But you wouldnโt use them the way youโd think. Instead of drawing with them, actually chop them up and glue the pencils themselves to the frame for an extra crafty look.
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23. Glam it up
Use glass gems to really glam up those frames. They look super classy and flashy, it adds a really nice touch and a whole lot of personality! Your photos will really shine with these.
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24. Clock frame
A vintage clock frame gives the photo a whole different vibe. Just place the photo inside and you have a really unique piece for your home.
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Song Moi
25. Antique hand mirrors
Recycling materials is great for this, so if you can get your hands on some antiques, that really kicks the look up a notch. These frames will give your photos that warm, vintage look.
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26. Purses and babyโs breath
Get really creative and place your photos inside purse frames. That way, you can hang them on your wall. Add some babyโs breath for a delicate and whimsical touch.
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27. Create a photo wreath
Who says wreaths are just for the holidays? Create a big wreath made entirely out of your personal photos and itโs a great look for your home all year-long.
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28. Modern frames
Unlike some of the other frames here, these are super minimalistic and modern. They are sleek, black and really give your photos the chance to shine on their own.
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29. Bottle
If you have any cool bottles laying around, they might be great to use for photos youโre looking to display. Some bottles can give a really great nautical theme, even.
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30. Sea mason jar
Embrace escapism with this beautiful jar. Add some sand and sea shells to it and suddenly you will feel like youโre at the beach every time you look at it.
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So which DIY picture frame are you going to try first?
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