You can use them on plain kitchen cabinet doors stained or painted to match. Use large frames vertically on any door even your front door, (maybe three) spaced equally apart. Make trays out of them for any room in your house.
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check out 'you tube' for DIY for old picture frames --lots of ideas
how many frames,do you want to make a gallery wall,not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish
You can use them on plain kitchen cabinet doors stained or painted to match. Use large frames vertically on any door even your front door, (maybe three) spaced equally apart. Make trays out of them for any room in your house.