Thanks. I feel much better now. Actually, the best Rx for times like this is
CREATIVE THERAPY!
Here is the first in a series of graduation projects I would like to share, beginning with a photo frame.
Here is the before-and-after picture.
I used a 10-1/2" x 4-1/2" MDF frame from Michael's.
It holds a 4" x 6 photo.
It holds a 4" x 6 photo.
Assemble as many graduation-themed items from your stash,
or treat yourself to a quick trip to your local craft store.
Choose paint to match your school colors.
Remove the glass insert and set aside. Paint the entire frame and let dry.
Stamp graduation sentiment onto glossy paper. Adhere to frame.
[Hint: I use Mod Podge to adhere most of the items to the frame.]
[Disregard streaky look in photo above.]
I am a sucker for my Label Buddy, so I typed out "Class of 2011."
Stickers and rub-ons will work too.
Adhere to bottom of frame.
Add dimensional quote. I chose the definition of "wisdom."
Add decorative embellishments.
[I used stickers, silver sparkles and grad cap and diploma buttons.]
Lastly, I inserted a 4" x 6" graduation-themed scrapbook paper
[which will be replaced with a real graduation photo].
Replace glass insert.
Voila!
Linky parties:
Tickled Pink #49
chic on a shoestring decorating
.inspiring creations friday-favorites
tatertotsandjello
katiesnestingspot
Making the world cuter Monday
chic on a shoestring decorating
.inspiring creations friday-favorites
tatertotsandjello
katiesnestingspot
Making the world cuter Monday
Oh this is SO perfect! I am going to look for these frames next time I'm @ Michaels ( knowing me that could be later today lol). I'm ready for the valium too! Thanks so much for linking this up!!
ReplyDeleteLove it, and you can do it in the school colors!!
ReplyDeletePopped over from Tatertots and Jello. Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I don't think I've seen these frames at Michaels before..thanks for linking up - your frames are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTerry,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I bought these frames last year, and I haven't found any lately either. :( However, you can adapt the design to any frame you can use.