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Here is another fun, cute way to display pictures. I just took cabinet door frames and stapled chicken wire in the middle with a staple gun. With the clothes pins, I traced around each clothes pin on some scrapbook paper and cut out with an exact-o knife. Then distressed the edges with an ink pad then glued it on. Then I tied a cute ribbon around. I thought they turned out really cute considering they were regular old clothespins. These were really fun to make and they really didn't take long at all. The possibilities are endless! 
Very cute!! thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am in love. The colors are great but the idea is even better.
ReplyDeleteWay cute blog! Glad I found you! These are great ideas for craft days with the ladies at church! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLoving this project....thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find the chicken wire? All I can find is the shiny, "galvanized" kind!
ReplyDeleteHi Erin!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the question! The chicken wire that I used for these I had previously used for a climbing fence for my peas in the garden, so it was already weathered pretty good. I wonder if you could find some at a store where they stored thier chicken wire outside. I know home improvement stores have chicken wire , and also farm and ranch supply stores like D&B Supply... but I'm not sure if they keep theirs outside. If you can't find anything but the shiny chicken wire...I wonder if you could spraypaint it with a matte gray or whatever color you would prefer. When I was painting the pink frames I got a little on the chicken wire, and I almost decided to paint all of the chicken wire pink! I think it would look realy CuTe that way too! Well I hope this helps a little. If I find some quick way to oxidize or rust the wire...I'll let ya know!
Thanks
Stacie
Great Idea
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'm linking this and your necklaces to my Creative Cat's post today! I hope you don't mind:) You are welcome to snag a Creative Cat's button from my site!
ReplyDeleteNo problem...link away!!
ReplyDeleteStacie.. Those are just too cute. Very Creative!
ReplyDeleteOK. I want one. Where in the world do you get the door frame? And don't tell me it involves power tools (O:
ReplyDeleteOHHH! I have some extra chicken wire and need to put it to good use! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! I especially love the decorated clothes pins. I just posted about displaying photos using the tiny clothes pins from a craft store! I'm going to have to try this for myself!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute idea!! I've got a picture frame that I think might work. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI recently salvaged some window screens with great wooden frames. I've been searching for the perfect thing to do with them. Found it! Thanks so much! I love them!!!
ReplyDeleteOh My! What a great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love this idea!
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I would also love to know where you find these door frames?
ReplyDeleteHi Karen~ I purchased these from a discount building supply store...that sells building material that are left-over from different job sites. I LoVe this store!
ReplyDeletehow did you get the frames to look distressed? I really love that antique look!
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