DIY TWIG FRAME

Hey there!  It’s been awhile since I blogged.  I hope you are happy to see my newsletter come through your email feed today! 🙂  I have been helping our daughter with our little peanut.  She is a doll.  Seriously!  We took some pictures of her yesterday, I have to share her beautiful face with you.

Awe!  I just can’t get enough of her.  OK back to why I am here.  🙂

Welcome to Decorate and More with Tip.  If you are new to my blog, so glad you stopped by I am so happy you are here. I love sharing tips and ideas on how you can decorate on a budget. Today the blog hop is all about finding inspiration on staying busy while we are at home isolated. I will list all of the other girl’s blog at the bottom of my page.

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For my little stay at home craft, it’s taking some twigs from our Crepe Myrtle making a pretty frame with them.  You could use any type of branches to get your twigs from, removing the leaves, we want bare sticks.  I tried to find straight small branches as I could.

  • eight – 12″ branch
  • one thicker than the 8 branches
  • several small pieces of the branch with several nodes
  • hot glue
  • garden scissors
  • paint
  • flowers and greenery (optional)

Remove all the nodes from your branches and save them.

Cut 8 straight 12″ pieces from your branch.  Keep the small branch pieces we will use those pieces later.

You will need one thicker 12 inch branch in addition to the 8 branches.

Now I have the cut branches and nodes, now I will show you how to make this cute frame.

Take 4 of the twelve inch branches and form a frame.  Overlapping the ends of the branches.  Hot glue the corners together.

Take the other 4 twelve inch pieces and place inside the frame about 1 ½ inches from the outer frame.  Hot glue the inner frame to the outer frame to making a double frame.

Hot glue the nodes to the center of the two frames.  Making the frame look like spider webs.

Choosing one end as the bottom.  Cut all the longer nodes evenly.

To stand the frame up for display I took the thicker branch and cut three 4 inch pieces.  Using 3 left over branch pieces to create an easel for the frame.

I glued one 4 inch piece and one smaller piece to the bottom of my frame.  Shown below.

It works perfectly and you have a hallow center with no distractions.

Painting my frame with white Waverly chalk paint giving it two coats.

I grabbed some faux flowers and greenery to add to one corner of my frame.

I took some scrap wood and made a little sign to sit with my frame.  I painted my sign white, I used my cricut to print out the  saying and free handed the designs.

This would be a great gift to give for Mother’s Day.

I hope you enjoy my inspiration while we are home bound. Get creative instead of going crazy being cooped up in the house.  

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18 thoughts on “DIY TWIG FRAME

    1. Thank you so much Michelle. I think she is a doll too. I had a wonderful Easter season even though the virus put a damper on it. Hope you had a blessed Easter as well! Thanks for your sweet comment.

    1. Thanks Cindy. I love how the frame looks. My little peanut is the star of the blog and she should. Hope you had a blessed Easter my friend.

  1. Congratulations on your new bundle of joy! I can feel the joy popping right on through this computer.
    Such a darling frame and your creativity is awesome!
    Happy Easter,
    Jemma

    1. Thanks Jemma. She grabbed my whole heart for sure. Thank you I do love how my frame turned out. Will be enjoying how it looks this summer.

  2. Oh my goodness your granddaughter is so precious, Terrie!! Love your frame! So creative and would definitely make an awesome gift!! Happy Easter!! Stay well!!

    1. Thank you Christine. You ought to see her when she is wide awake. My heart just smiles.

      Isn’t the frame so cute? I love how it looks on my night stand. Happy Easter to you my sweet friend!

  3. Your frame is just darling, Terrie…almost as darling as your new granddaughter, but not quite! How would we ever survive without a hot glue gun???

    1. I know Ann….I was just saying, I can do without toilet paper, but hot glue…for sure not!!!

      Thank you so much Ann. She is a heart stopper. The frame turned out so cute. I love how it looks. Thank you!

    1. Thanks Patti. Actually it wasn’t at all hard. You know figuring it out was the hard part, but now that I have it all worked out it will be a breeze for our readers. Yes…it would look great on a door as well.

  4. Girl! You can do more with twigs than most people can do with a $100 gift certificate! I wish I thought more like you… such a great post and that grand baby is sooooo cute!!!

    1. Thanks Tammy, she is so beautiful. Well, trying to work with supplies everyone would have was one simple thing….twigs. So I just searched to find crafts to work with them. Love how it turned out.

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