DIY Rustic Industrial Photo Frame
I wanted a display where I could easily change out photos for each season so my husband put this together for me. I absolutely love it!! I may not be the best decorator, but it’s been fun to try new things every time to go with the pictures.
So far I’ve done October and November, so if you have any ideas for other times of the year do share!
1. Decide the size of frame you want.
2. cut your pieces or wood. (We used wood from my in-laws old deck to give it a really rustic, textured look.)
3. Glue, finish nail gun, and staple your frame together. (um… yeah… we were experimenting so I think we did all three.)
4. Cut your wire to size and staple to your frame.
5. Hang on your wall and decorate!!
This was lil babe’s Halloween costume last year! My husband and I were trees. We were definitely not as cute…
This banner is made out of paper and twine.
Mother’s and Father’s day photoshoots by the fabulous Beverly Photography and Design! (Ps. She’s just starting out so if you’re looking for an awesome Utah photographer, with an even more awesome price, check her out! She’s really great to work with and she travels between Logan and Utah county.)
This garland is from the dollar store!!
Very cute frame!! Love all things rustic Thanks for linking up to Merry Monday! Sharing on Twitter! Have a great week!
Kim
I love how you did your frame and how you can change it out for the seasons.
Thank you so much for sharing with us at the Merry Monday party! We love partying with you! Hope you will join us for the new party starting tonight at 9 pm est.