How To DIY A Picture Frame From Goodwill Thrifting
Small details can make a big impact in home decor, and this thrifted mini frame from Goodwill is a perfect example. With just a bit of paint and an IOD transfer, I turned this simple round frame from trash to treasure!
In this blog, I share a How To DIY A Picture Frame From Goodwill Thrifting!
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Below is a list of the items you will need to recreate this project:
- Thrifted Gold Mini Picture Frame
- Fusion All-In-One Paint – Ash*
- STAALMEESTER Pointed Sash Brush*
- Wet Wipe
- Handmade Paper (from Amazon)
- Craft Scissors
- Pencil
- IOD Transfer Collection – Fronds Botanical*
- Optional: Jute Twine, Ribbon or Lace
*Product can be purchased directly through my website [www.juliesdesignsandsigns.com]
I found this vintage gold circular frame from the Goodwill bins!
These are actually hard to find so I knew I had to purchase it.
First, I used Fusion All-In-One Paint in the color Ash and a STAALMEESTER Pointed Sash Brush to paint the gold part of the frame.
Then, I used a wet wipe to lightly wipe away some of the paint so that the gold can peak through.
This technique will give your frame a high-end look!
Next, I grabbed a piece of handmade paper to use as the background in my picture frame.
First, I pulled the glass out of the frame and traced it onto the paper.
Then, I used my craft scissors to cut out the traced circle.
Once I had my circular piece of paper, I grabbed the IOD Transfer collection Fronds Botanical.
This collection comes with 4 full pages of beautiful greenery images.
I chose the image I wanted to use for this project and cut it out.
Then, I removed the white backing and placed the image onto the paper.
Next, I used my transfer tool to press the image into the paper.
And lastly, I slowly peeled up the transfer paper to show the final product.
How cute is that? I love it!
Then, I placed my new art into the frame and staged it on my front table. I loved how this all came together!
Optional: tie a piece of jute twine to the back of your frame and hang it up!
Are you ready to create your own? Be sure to share a photo and tag me on social media [@juliesdesignsandsigns] so I can see what you create.
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2 responses to “How To DIY A Picture Frame From Goodwill Thrifting”
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I love watching your videos. I have learned alot on decorating and using books and risers. I have done a little diy with chalk paints. Plan to do a lot more decorating for fall. My favorite time of year.
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