DIY Chicken Wire Frame
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Get ready for a fun project!!! {Tip of the Day: You will need to wear some gloves}
Materials:
~ Old frame
~ Paint
~ Stain
~ Chicken Wire
~ Wire cutters
~ Staple Gun
~ Clothes Pins
Find an old frame or purchase one from a thrift store for a few bucks. Remove the picture, glass and matting.
Paint the frame in your favorite color.... or whatever you have sitting around.
Once dry, sand down edges of the frame.
Apply a dark stain. Make sure the stain gets in all the creases of the frame.
Again, patiently wait for it to dry and attach chicken wire with a staple gun to the back
CAREFULLY trim away excess wire with wire cutters.
I found these cute miniature clothes pins at Michael's. It was in the $1 bins by their check outs
Attached your favorite photos and you're ready to hang the frame
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Get ready for a fun project!!! {Tip of the Day: You will need to wear some gloves}
Materials:
~ Old frame
~ Paint
~ Stain
~ Chicken Wire
~ Wire cutters
~ Staple Gun
~ Clothes Pins
Find an old frame or purchase one from a thrift store for a few bucks. Remove the picture, glass and matting.
Paint the frame in your favorite color.... or whatever you have sitting around.
Once dry, sand down edges of the frame.
Apply a dark stain. Make sure the stain gets in all the creases of the frame.
Again, patiently wait for it to dry and attach chicken wire with a staple gun to the back
CAREFULLY trim away excess wire with wire cutters.
I found these cute miniature clothes pins at Michael's. It was in the $1 bins by their check outs
Attached your favorite photos and you're ready to hang the frame
Thanks for stopping by!
Check out who I've linked up with this week by going to my Linky Party Page!
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