Diy miniature picture frame

Hi all, I thought I would share with you how I made mini picture frames for the 1/12 scale pictures I painted. You will need some thick card, or mount board, some thin card. A ruler and craft knife or scissors, some glue and finally some edging scissors with a fancy blade. First mark out the size of your frame on the piece of thick card. Then cut this out. I used the ruler and craft knife to keep the edges straight. Now use the edging scissors to cut strips of fancy edging from the thin…

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how to: picture frames from craft sticks and lace

Instead of buying frames for the pictures in my Miniature House, I tried to make them with the materials I already have at home. In this post I will show you how I did this. I started to determine the measurements of the frames I needed for the paintings by using two L-shaped pieces of paper. I transferred the measurements to a piece of 1 mm cardboard and cut the rectangle or square out. Next I took some ribbon or lace and I glued this in a straight line on a piece of 1 mm cardboard. I used…

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A Painting Framed for a Dolls House Things to use for mini picture framing I like to make pictures in frames for my miniature projects and have used all sorts of things for the frames. The photo above gives you an idea of what you can use that is ready-made: the silver and gold ones are charms; the 'Bless This Mouse' embroidery is framed with matchsticks for a rustic look in the Mouse House I made. The partly made frame is in wood, especially made for 1:12 scale. You can buy lengths of it…

You can't go wrong with frames that allow you to change out artwork with an insertable slot. My love of versatile decor is no secret, and these frames are perfect to display artwork in every room of your dollhouse. You can customize them any way you want to match the rest of your dollhouse. To purchase this DIY Kit, please click here. Let's get started with assembly.Your kit includes everything you see in the above picture. -3 backs, one in each size-3 middle supports, one in each size-3…

So, you’ve got your miniature house built, the walls are painted and the flooring is down. What’s next? Well, probably furniture. But after that, it’s time to decorate the walls! Nothing adds realism quite like tiny little framed artwork.

A great way to give your dollhouse charm is by making your own fireplace mantel. It's very easy to do. And you can make it any size you want...