Diy picture frame stand

This is the stand I created to replace the stand that broke on the back of a decorative plaque that I wanted to display.

This beadboard frame is designed to not only look cute, but to be functional and versatile as well. In the kitchen you can use it as a recipe card holder. In the living room, it can hold pictures. In the office, it could hold important memos.

Easy Easel Picture Stand: When strolling through a hobby store a few days ago, I saw this mini easel with a mini canvas for making mini paintings. I would really like to make paintings, but I don't. So I thought it could function as a picture stand just as w…

Are you a fan of mini art projects like ATC’s? Art projects, such as creating mini easels, are not only fun but also beneficial for both our mental and emotional well-being. One such project …

Remember my DIY Photo Clipboard? They were a big hit last year! Well, this past fall my sister was making plans for her photography store. She usually sells calendars each year with some of her photographs, but this past year she wanted to sell something that could display them. We were talking about the photo…

DIY PICTURE FRAME From Cardboard and Decorative Materials: This tutorial will show you how to make a cardboard picture frame (or a whole wall of them!) decorated with your crafting/found/scrap materials - sized to fit standard 4x6 photo. Use it to decorate your home in your own unique way or make it for a l…

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Easy Easel Picture Stand: When strolling through a hobby store a few days ago, I saw this mini easel with a mini canvas for making mini paintings. I would really like to make paintings, but I don't. So I thought it could function as a picture stand just as w…

We’ve got bunches of tiny easels that are inexpensive and easy to make! These are for smaller items and work Continue Reading

DIY your own floating frame and wooden stand for understated, simple and stylish office desk decor! Get your motivation from Rihanna, or use as an excuse to stop and sleep on it! This DIY uses cheap materials - an upcycled clip frame set from Poundland and a Dymo embossing sticker maker. The label quotes can be easily removed to swap and change as your style does.