Go to Walmart, buy one of those frames that has 8 different picture slots, buy scrapbook paper and fun little tools, make one for each day of the week and one for a to do list, or whatever you please. Use white board markers to write on the front. Easy, organized, efficient, and cheap!
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Showing posts with label frames. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Halfway Shadow Box of Mom and I
I am almost positive that every time my mom has sent me a package or even an envelope with something semi-important in it, she always leaves sticky notes with little hello's on them. I love it to the hundredth degree. It dawned on me the other day to take the ones I had collected and get some sort of already connected frame and make like a shadow box without the depth factor. I went to Walmart and found this tri frame 4x6 perfection that I ended up purchasing for around three dollars. I brought it home, arranged some stuff, printed two pictures of my mom and I, made a quote printable on Picasa, and there we have it. Perfect!
Update on State Map Art!
I really don't have the shelving space to set these up somewhere now that I am in my new place, and since it is an apartment and I don't want to lose my deposit for a thousand holes, I DIY'd it. I took ribbon and pretty much made a hot glue mess and what not and chunk'd them together like so, then hung them up. Haven't failed me yet and they seem to be so much more appealing then they were scattered with junk!
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Monday, January 9, 2012
State Map Display
So since I have lived in 4 different states yet I love them all.... I figured why not take a shot at one of the really awesome craft projects that I found on pintrest. HERE! But my own little spin since I didn't wanna go spend a bunch of money on the glass pane that is used here. All I did was get four small frames, that I already had luckily, and superglued the outer edges of the glass to the inner ledge of the glass and had my own makeshift window pane.
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