Hi everyone, welcome to the blog today. Serene here from Sereneshandmade with a simple and exciting new way to turn a simple MDF photo frame into a lovely Christmas wall decor. If you want, it can be used for displaying your photos too. 1.Take an MDF photo frame, separate the base and keep aside. 2.Paint the top part with archival multi-surface paints -Tangy Tomato and the edges roughly with chalk paints Charcoal with some spillover to the red part. 3.Take the rear side of the Read more…
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Vintage 3D Christmas Photo Frames
Hey Crafty People, This is Manasa Priya from Upcycled! Today I am going to show you how to make some festive home decor for Christmas. These are some wall frames with a 3D effect that also give a vintage vibe. For this project, first I prepped the MDF frames . I used Little Birdie Chalk Paints. Since it’s for Christmas, I selected green, red, and white. I created a distressed effect by painting and sanding. Sealed it with Little Birdie Matte Decor Varnish to complete the outer frame. Now, Read more…
Snowflake and Christmas Tree Home Decor Kunali Shah
Hi, I’m Kunali and today, I’m going to show you how to make cute snowflake in a Christmas tree home decor art. It’s simple to make and can be created fairly quickly. This could go with your Christmas decor and also work as a great Christmas gift. For starters, I’ve used the same box the snowflake came in.Depending on the thickness of the cardboard, I’ve cut the cardboard into 9 pieces of 1 inch width. 6 of the strips will be 9” in length and 3 of the strips will be 7” in length. Now, Read more…
D.I.Y – Simple and Easy Christmas Tree Ornaments
Hello guys This is DT Mukta and today I have simple and easy to do Christmas Tree ornaments. I hope you like these and find them useful. Here is a quick tutorial of how I made these I started with the green and red glitter papers from the new Glitter Melody Paper pack. I die cut two circles from these papers using the Stitched Circle dies form the store. I used two dies to give it a thick border (Lets call them A and B where A is the big die and B is the small die). Read more…