Showing posts with label make your own picture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label make your own picture. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

DIY Ornament Picture

Hi Everyone!  Today we wanted to share a great Dollar Tree project!  You will need a few different items.  First you will need the picture frames, and ornaments from the dollar store.  Next you will need a background for the pictures.  We used a glittery burlap that we cut and glued to the back of the picture frame.  You can be creative here.  You could use construction paper, a paper with a Christmas print, or even wrapping paper! 
 
 
 
You can use any ornaments you have as long as they are flat.  If they aren't flat they won't fit in the frames correctly.  I wanted to show the tutoral with the burlap but I forgot it at my moms!  So we will just use a cardstock paper.  If you choose to use burlap, every step will be the same!
 
 
You need to trace the picture around the burlap or paper.
 
 
Cut the burlap or paper around your trace.
 
 
Next you will glue with mod podge the ornaments onto the burlap or paper.  This will take some time to dry. Once dried you can place your picture into the frame!  It is this easy!  You can be really creative here!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
We love the burlap in the pictures.  It makes the picture so different and cozy.  These would also make a great gift if you have a Christmas party to go to.  You could do a set of three!  We hope you all enjoy and if you make them we would really love to hear how they turned out!  We still have more to come!  :)
 
Audra & Denise
 
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

DIY Dollar Tree Project

Hi Everyone!  We hope you are all enjoying your Christmas decorating!  We wanted to share a quick DIY Dollar Store project!  This is a really fun and easy project.  My sister thought of this and she was nice enough to take the step by step pictures for us.  The picture frames were purchased at Dollar Tree.  The frames are so nice and turned out great! 
 
 
You will need the 3 dollar tree frames, card stock paper (purchased at Michaels), scissors, and of course a cup of coffee!!!
First you need to print out the letters on the card stock paper. 
  
 
This part you can try different fonts and pick out one you like.  She used the font BatangChe and font size 400.
 
 
Next you want to take the picture that comes with the frame and trace around the letter.  Make sure you try to center the letter.




 

When you cut on your trace line it will fit in the frame perfectly!

 
I love this for a shelf like this!  In our new kitchen we have a shelf just like this one and I can't wait to display my pictures.  Thanks Ange for making these for me I am so excited!
 
Thanks for stopping by everyone, we have a lot more Christmas decorating to show this week!  Stay tuned.  :)
 
 

~Audra & Denise

 
 
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