Poppy Darlin': Glass-less frames project

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Glass-less frames project

I had all of these frames lying around that had no glass. I don't know why I was keeping them they seemed useless to me. But then I got bored and I thought hey maybe I can make something with them. So I did.

First I painted them all white so they matched.

Then I didn't like them all matching. So I painted all but one of them yellow (I love colors)and I wanted to change it up a little. So I painted one bright red. When I was done I wrote the word Love on my wall placing the letters in different places. Then I just took a hammer and some nails and I put the frames over the letters. I think it lightest the corner up and looks awesome!

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