If you have a few pictures of your family that you want to get framed? This DIY is what you need.It is incredibly simple and inexpensive to make.Just have fun.
2017年9月8日星期五
2015年5月4日星期一
DIY Photo Frame for Your Mother
It is always a tough task to decide on the perfect gift for your perfect mom on a Mothers Day. Remember your Mother is always going to appreciate your feelings behind the gift you buy. So even if you are a bit incorrect in your choice, she will always treasure a gift from some one whom she loves the most.Today I am going to offer a unique and special gift idea for your mother. That is diy photo frame. It is super easy. Here is how you can make it:
2015年4月21日星期二
DIY Stenciled Photo Frames
Can’t really think of any particular gift for a loved one? How about making something yourself? That's always a good idea. You could make a photo frame. It’s not difficult and it’s also a great gift. What could be more beautiful than a photo of your loved ones in a beautiful frame? Now let's get started to make a personalized photo frame.
2015年2月27日星期五
DIY Photo Frame
Today I want the share a diy project with you, that is diy photo frame. This would be a terrific gift for just about any occasion: Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, a birthday, or it could be a fun way to display a large photo at a wedding reception.
SUPPLIES:
- 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheet in. Sanded Plywood
- 6-ft. 1 in. x 2 in. Boards
- Jig Saw
- Kreg Jig and 1 in. Pocket Hole Screws
- Staple Gun
- Stain and Paint
- 22 in. x 34 in. Photo
- Poster Board or large scrap piece of paper
- Measuring Tape
- Sand Paper
- 100 grit
- Pencil
- Hearing Protection and Eye Protection
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. With a pencil, measure halfway down your length of plywood, and halfway across the width of your plywood. Then draw a line all the way across and down, to section your plywood into quarters.
2.Take a piece of poster-board, or a large sheet of paper, and cut the shape of your frame. Trace the shape onto one quarter, then rotate and flip the poster-board, and trace the shape onto all four quadrants of your plywood.
3. Cut the whole thing out with a jig saw.Do your best to cut straight lines.
4. Sand the edges till they’re all smooth.
5. Go ahead and stain your entire frame.
6. Assemble the inside frame. You’ll need a 1 x 4 cut into two 36-inch lengths, and two 17-inch lengths.
7. Using a Kreg Jig, drill pocket holes in the boards.
8. Assemble the frame using 1 in. pocket hole screws. Then sand the frame until it's nice and smooth, and paint it or stain it however you'd like.
9. Get all of your frame pieces and your photo ready. Stack your frames on top of each other, with your photo in between.
10. Then using a staple gun, staple the frames together from behind.
Then hang the personalized photo frame on the wall. I am sure you will be proud to display this photo frame.
SUPPLIES:
- 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheet in. Sanded Plywood
- 6-ft. 1 in. x 2 in. Boards
- Jig Saw
- Kreg Jig and 1 in. Pocket Hole Screws
- Staple Gun
- Stain and Paint
- 22 in. x 34 in. Photo
- Poster Board or large scrap piece of paper
- Measuring Tape
- Sand Paper
- 100 grit
- Pencil
- Hearing Protection and Eye Protection
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. With a pencil, measure halfway down your length of plywood, and halfway across the width of your plywood. Then draw a line all the way across and down, to section your plywood into quarters.
2.Take a piece of poster-board, or a large sheet of paper, and cut the shape of your frame. Trace the shape onto one quarter, then rotate and flip the poster-board, and trace the shape onto all four quadrants of your plywood.
3. Cut the whole thing out with a jig saw.Do your best to cut straight lines.
4. Sand the edges till they’re all smooth.
5. Go ahead and stain your entire frame.
6. Assemble the inside frame. You’ll need a 1 x 4 cut into two 36-inch lengths, and two 17-inch lengths.
7. Using a Kreg Jig, drill pocket holes in the boards.
8. Assemble the frame using 1 in. pocket hole screws. Then sand the frame until it's nice and smooth, and paint it or stain it however you'd like.
9. Get all of your frame pieces and your photo ready. Stack your frames on top of each other, with your photo in between.
10. Then using a staple gun, staple the frames together from behind.
Then hang the personalized photo frame on the wall. I am sure you will be proud to display this photo frame.
2015年2月12日星期四
DIY Photo Frame
Friends! I am so pleased to share the DIY photo frame project with you. This project is to make the button monogram and put it to the photo frame. Here we go.
订阅:
博文 (Atom)
