3 Gorgeous Ideas to Use Photo Frames - and Not for Pictures!
Neat ideas to get you to think outside of the frame
By Hometalk HitsStep 1: Take a large picture frame
Remove all of the inserts from the frame.
Step 2: Spray paint the photo frame
If the glass or plastic insert is not removable, cover this area with a piece of cardboard or tape.
Step 3: Cover the glass insert with Mod Podge
Use Mod Podge Fabric paste for wither glass or plastic inserts.
Step 4: Cut your fabric to insert size
If you're using an old shirt, remove any hems, trims, buttons or pocket areas.
Step 5: Place the fabric on top of the insert
Be sure to smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles in the fabric.
Step 6: Remove excess fabric from the edges
If you are using strips of fabric, line up the edges as closely as possible (without overlapping).
Step 7: Seal fabric with a second coat
Follow product instructions and let dry until clear (approximately 2 hours).
Step 8: Drill two holed for the handles
Be sure to measure & mark the area where you'd like to install your handles.
Step 1: Empty a photo frame from inserts
Clear out the back, the photo inside and the glass cover.
Step 2: Spray paint with desired color
You can skip this step if you have a colorful frame that you like.
Get A Stunning Orginizer On Your Desk
It's as useful as it is adorable.
Step 1: Mark fabric and cut to size
Leave about 1/4" of excess fabric around the edges.
Step 2: Remove glass and hot glue the fabric
Glue the glass to the back of the fabric. Make sure the fabric is as straight and tight as possible.
Step 3: Cut more fabric and create pockets
Cut two more pieces of fabric, roughly the same size as original piece.
Step 4: Fold top of fabric and iron to secure
Add a piece of Stitch Witchery to create a crisp edge.
Step 5: Repeated for the second pocket
You can substitute Stitch Witchery with hot glue.
Step 6: Cut excess fabric and iron
Secure edges with Stitch Witchery and give the whole surface a nice, clean look.