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Posted by Simran Khushlani on September 12, 2024 at 4:59 pmHow do you make a homemade picture frame?
Alice Kemban replied 2 weeks, 6 days ago 2 Members · 1 Reply -
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Creating a homemade picture frame can be a fun and rewarding DIY project. Here is a simple guide on how you can make a basic picture frame using cardboard:
Materials Needed:
Cardboard
Ruler
Pencil
Scissors
Craft knife
Decorative paper or fabric
Glue
Clear adhesive tape
Optional: Paint, markers, stickers for decoration
Steps to Make a Homemade Picture Frame:
Measure and Cut the Cardboard:
Determine the size of the picture you want to frame. Add an extra inch around the picture for the frame.
Cut the cardboard into two rectangles: one for the outer frame and one for the inner frame. The outer frame should be larger than the inner frame.
Create the Inner Window:
Measure and mark the area for the inner window on the larger piece of cardboard. This will be the visible area of your picture.
Use a craft knife to carefully cut out the inner window.
Attach the Inner Frame:
Glue the smaller cardboard piece (inner frame) onto the back of the larger piece (outer frame) around the window. This will create a border for your picture.
Decorate the Frame:
Decorate the frame with decorative paper, fabric, paint, markers, or stickers. You can get creative with your design based on your preferences.
Attach the Picture:
Place your picture behind the inner window of the frame. Secure it in place with clear adhesive tape.
Display Your Frame:
Your homemade picture frame is now ready to be displayed. You can hang it on a wall or place it on a flat surface.
Additional Tips:
You can experiment with different shapes, colors, and textures to personalize your picture frame.
Consider adding embellishments like beads, buttons, or ribbons for a unique touch.
If you want a sturdier frame, you can use thicker cardboard or reinforce the back with additional layers of cardboard.
Enjoy creating your homemade picture frame!
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