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Old Metal Picture/Photo Frames
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Old Metal Picture/Photo Frames
by Stargazer on Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:13 pm
Anyone have any creative ideas for re-purposing old dime store-ish metal picture frames?
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by Madame Craftsalot on Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:13 pm
Do you have a picture so I can get an idea of what it looks like?
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dime store frames
by CreativeIM on Tue Sep 25, 2007 12:25 pm
Yeah, I am having a hard time picturing a size and style. Are they antique-ish, ornate, large or small?
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Dime Store metal picture frames......
by halfpint on Tue Nov 20, 2007 4:35 pm
Hi Stargazer,
Why not make a family free using small pictures of your family framed in your dime stor metal frames. I had a lot of fun making a family tree for
my sister. I took a 12 x 12 piece of MDF, painted the background, and used expandable insolation foam, (I used the type that only expands about an inch.)
I just made a tree with limbs, and painted it with a couple different shades of brown paint. It is amazing how much the foam looks like the bark of a tree once painted. I attached pictures of our family using small
metal frames. She love it, and it turned out really cute!
Halfpint
Why not make a family free using small pictures of your family framed in your dime stor metal frames. I had a lot of fun making a family tree for
my sister. I took a 12 x 12 piece of MDF, painted the background, and used expandable insolation foam, (I used the type that only expands about an inch.)
I just made a tree with limbs, and painted it with a couple different shades of brown paint. It is amazing how much the foam looks like the bark of a tree once painted. I attached pictures of our family using small
metal frames. She love it, and it turned out really cute!
Halfpint
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