How do I make some cute paper frames for snapshots?
We are making a memory tree this Christmas with pictures over the years instead of ornaments. My husband has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, so this is for all of our family to focus on the good memories and to make new ones.
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H JeriLyn, this is Peggy. I am so sorry about your husbands diagnosis. God bless you for making memories for Christmas. I hope this helps you. God bless you all and I hope you have a wonderful Christmas. Method 1 Folding a Simple Origami Frame
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3 Ways to Make a Paper Picture Frame - wikiHow
https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Paper-Picture-Frame
Use household items like glasses, tins etc to make circles and ovals on light cardstock and put the pictures on them. If you don't want to cut or otherwise alter the photo make a backing a little bit bigger and glue them together. Slide the photo into it like an envelope and hang with a ribbon by punching a hole in the paper not the picture.
So sorry to hear about your husband. All of the hometalker's that read this will be praying and wishing him, you and your family a wonderful Christmas. A heartfelt Christmas hug to you and him from Pittsburgh PA.
so sorry to hear this for all of you...I've used the insides of canning jars...can also be made into magnets later
Cancer sucks, and that’s a word I don’t use often, even after my own two struggles with cancer. It is wonderful that your family is pulling together to share good memories now, when your husband can participate and enjoy them and your presence. Best wishes to you all. ☺️
So sorry for your husband's diagnosis. Photocopying photos on a color copier (stores like Staples, Office Depot and print shops usually have them for use) allows you to cut the pictures to make ornaments. You can fit a lot of regular size photos on one sheet. You can also scan them and print out on a color printer. Use the "best quality" setting. Laser type holds up and doesn't fade, won't run like ink-jet if wet...our public library has one & each color page is 50¢. You can fit lots of photos on a page & can also resize or crop before printing. Either way it's hard to tell a copy from the original photo but using copies allows flexibility when crafting. I hope you have a good Christmas.