Diy picture frame backing

I have this set of 4 wood picture frames that I love- and use them in my kitchen all of the time to display inspirational or holiday art. I change out the artwork every month or so- and because these frames were constructed using bendable metal fasteners, I have found that over time, they have...Continue reading »

I never quite felt like a real adult until I framed my first piece of art. All through college, I pinned giant collages of unframed art to my walls like a life-size scrapbook. Post-grad, I’ve slowly started framing my favorite pieces. Custom framing is expensive, so I scour thrift stores for well-made frames with glass and hit up my local art supply store for the rest of what I need to do my own custom framing. Ready to get started?

Have you ever found a unique thrift store frame and passed on it because it didn't have a back? The downside with thrift stores is that you may find a beautiful picture frame without backing or glass but this is why you're getting a good deal! Don't let a thrift store frame makeover freak you out. I promise these steps are simple and won't take a whole day of crafting.

Take simple Goodwill frame finds with a little bit of charm and turn them into something you would proudly display in your home

How To Make Scrap Wood Picture Frames | Young House Love

Hello, amazing Friends! Today I am sharing some of my favorite thrifty makeovers! The theme for this month's Get Your DIY On challenge is "Wood", and when I think of wood, I automatically think of the stash of old fence pickets I have in my garage. Nothing makes my heart go pitter patter like seeing a

Try this easy DIY upcycle with old picture frames. I added strips of plywood to create a shiplap backing. It's a great way to display your home decor, and it's budget-friendly. I like to hang wreaths from mine.

You don't have to break the bank for antique gold frames. Learn how to do it yourself with these simple tips and tricks.

How To Frame a Canvas with a Normal Picture Frame | Love, Grace

A couple of years ago I came across a website (I can't remember where) that had the idea to dress up a frame with just a string of beads and some paint. It's a simple