I wouldn't recommend this project unless you have a lot of free time. It definitely took longer than I thought it would. When I finished the first small frame, the first thing that went through my mind was wow, that was a lot of work for a little frame.
Detail of frame back (taken before I decided that I was over this whole turquoise phase) |
I also made two 8 1/2" x 11" frames for BF's office. He has a lot of blank walls and a couple of certificates that needed frames. Making the larger frames was a bit more satisfying but the pictures of those didn't turn out so well since there's nothing in the frames at this point.
I'll post instructions in case you too have no life and plenty of free time to waste enjoy making useful objects with recycled materials!
glad to see it can be done--i got all the molding from B and T and planned to do this. Got one made. decided that's all i need.
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You stopped at one, you're obviously smarter than I am! Or at least value your time.
DeleteI'm not on Pinterest but am thinking I should be. Are you? Am I totally missing out
Your content info is very good. Outdoorfurniture
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