DIY DIY Decorations

10 Modern DIY Floating Picture Frames

10 Modern DIY Floating Picture Frames
Framing a photograph or piece of art is almost as important to the display as the image itself. While the actual picture is what you want to display, without a good frame, the art will not be shown to its best advantage. Picture frames create visual space around a photo, separating it from its surroundings... 
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DIY Paint Dipped Frame In White And Gold

DIY Paint Dipped Frame In White And Gold
Got a usual frame? Hack it to get a unique piece! You’ll need masking tape, a frame, gold spray paint, white paint. The tutorial is very easy: tape the frame and then gold spray paint. Let it dry fully before moving on. Tape again. For this frame make sure you get the tape into the... 
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Modern DIY Large Floating Picture Frame

Modern DIY Large Floating Picture Frame
Floating picture frames are very stylish and fit any modern interior. To make one you’ll need 4 stand-off bolts, 2 30x36in acrylic sheets, scrap wood, drill, drill bit the same size as stand-off bolt, 4 screws & drywall anchors, 24×30 in engineer print, double sided tape, dry erase marker. Measure where each bolt will go... 
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Easy DIY Chicken Wire Photo Display

Easy DIY Chicken Wire Photo Display
This is the easiest and most original photo display I’ve ever seen! To make one you’ll need chicken wire, a picture frame, a staple gun, clothes pins, wire cutters and pictures to display. The first thing is to measure your chicken wire and snip it with wire cutters to it fin in the frame. Leave... 
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DIY Cut Out Travel Photo Display

DIY Cut Out Travel Photo Display
Have just come back from a cool holiday? Display your pics! Prepare a corded drill, a saw drill bit, plywood, tape measure and pencil, IKEA RIBBA frame, small screws, fine grit sandpaper, A3 sheet of printed photos. Take the backboard out of the frame, measure it, and cut the plywood to the same dimensions. Next,... 
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Chic Vintage-Inspired DIY Floating Frame

Chic Vintage-Inspired DIY Floating Frame
To create this simple floating frame find a vintage frame and then take measurements of your frame (for the insert pieces). Head to your local hardware store and ask them to cut you 2 pieces of glass to your specific measurements. Dust off/ clean the glass. Set one piece into the frame. Center your poster... 
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DIY IKEA Hack: Painted RIBBA Picture Frame Mats

DIY IKEA Hack: Painted RIBBA Picture Frame Mats
Do you love IKEA hacks as we do? We are always looking for interesting ones on the net, and today we’d like to share RIBBA picture frames hack from beckhamandbelle.com. Prepare paint of your choice, a photo mat, a small foam roller. Start by taking apart your frame. Blow any dust or particles off of the mat.... 
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DIY Wooden Frame Cube For Displaying Your Things

DIY Wooden Frame Cube For Displaying Your Things
This cool wooden frame is great for displaying your things or even putting a planter into it. All you need is: a saw, wood glue, hobby lists, a ruler, a pencil, sandpaper and a cutting box. The first thing you should do is to find out how high and wide your cube should be. Here... 
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Easy DIY Wood Burned Photo Frames

Easy DIY Wood Burned Photo Frames
If you have a couple of photo frames and want to get something original, there’s a way! Prepare natural wood frames, a wood burning tool, pliers, a metal ruler and a pencil. To create a polka-dot effect, use the standard round attachment that comes with your wood burning kit. You can freehand your design or... 
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Minimalist DIY Concrete Picture Frame

Minimalist DIY Concrete Picture Frame
We’ve seen many concrete pieces – planters, stools, tables and so on but a picture frame? So unexpected! Such design can be very eye-catching, especially if you take some picture with nature. Let’s take pourable concrete mix, cardboard or cereal boxes for making molds, plastic containers to mix concrete, plastic bags for curing concrete, an... 
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