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It’s time for another monthly Creative Craft hop, this month we have 8 crafters sharing some awesome crafts. A special thanks to Sara, Birdz of a Feather for hosting the craft hop. At the bottom of my page I will share each participant’s link to their craft.
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Kirkland’s Christmas Frame Dupe Tutorial
Supplies needed to make this frame:
- Dollar Tree picture frame
- Material to fit your frame
- 20 string beads (I am using Dollar Trees, painted white)
- Twine
- Mod Podge
- Hot glue
- A favorite Christmas phase (I used my Cricut and created the words Merry Christmas)
- One wooden mini clothes pin
Count out 20 same size beads from the assortment of Dollar Tree beads and paint them the color you want. I am painting mine white.
Remove the backing and glass from the frame.
With your fabric cut a piece the size of the back of the frame.
Apply a layer of Mod Podge on the glass and place the fabric onto the glass.
Cut the excess fabric around the glass.
I used my Cricut to create a wording for my frame. Dollar Tree’s letter stickers word work perfect to make your saying.
I placed it in to the center of the covered panel’s bottom. To seal the words on the fabric I applied one coat of Mod Podge to the entire front of the panel.
Cut a piece of twine a little larger than the frame. I am cutting mine 12 inches.
Thread the painted beads onto the twine.
Place a mini clothes pin in the center of the beads. I painted my pin white to match the beads.
I added some hot glue to attach the backing part of the frame to the glass.
To attach the bead garland, add hot glue to each end of the garland to the back of the frame.
Add the panel back into the frame.
Place your favorite photo with the clothes pin and look how cute!!
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Next up is Mary, Where the Boat Is. I can’t wait to see how her ornament turned out. Click on the title of each of the participant’s blog title to check out their craft.
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Decorating our home on a budget is my thrill. I think a home can look beautiful without breaking the bank. Your home should bring the best out of you and make you feel happy. You should smile every time you enter your home. 🙂
Super cute idea, Terrie. You used two of my favorite things ~ my Cricut and decoupage. Love the check fabric and the beads. Good to be hopping with you.
Thanks Carol. Always a pleasure hopping with you!
I love the idea of the beads, so cute once again!
This is adorable, Terrie! It’s always fun making your very own version of something you see and love! Great job!
You nailed it–great job! Pinning! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Ms. Kehlani is just the sweetest and what a cute way to show her off! Love the plaid you used in your frame – it’s a perfect contrast to her outfit :).
Your knock off frame as well as Ms. Kehlani is adorable! What a fun and doable project that would make a great gift! Happy to be hopping with you again. 🙂
Very cute Terrie! I love the beads and photo clip, and it will be so easy to change the photos~great idea!
Great quick craft. I bet you’re so happy to see Kehlani. I’m sure she’s going to get tons of kisses.