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Unique ideas for displaying photos
Of all the personal touches in a home, it says more than pictures of friends and family. Their wedding portrait in the corridor, the children of baby pictures on the mantelpiece, no home would be complete without the images how are you. The problem that all collisions, however, is the way it is displayed. There comes a point where you start running out of space for standing frames or you can not find frames that match. It's frustrating, especially when it has to end with a treasured photo to give rise to a new one. Fortunately there is only one way to show these central parts of the house. Some allow you to save space and other create a creative space that functions as an art and a collection of memories. Here are some of my favorite ways to display photos again.
The mobile photo
This is a great idea. Constant movement, dynamic piece, which can also display your favorite photos. It is an especially great way to show images in a child's room and can even work for adolescents. I have no doubt it would be easy to make your own, but if you do not have the time or are DIY challenged, it is also incredibly cheap. I found the Kikkerland Randon Hanging Photo Mobile (right in photo) at Amazon.com for $ 13.99!
Create firm watches
Clock Register
Photos are representations of the past, so what better way to show that on a watch? You can attach pictures to almost anything (a plate surface of the wood, etc) and drill a hole in the middle to create a clock. All you need is some glue, as Mod Podge and a clock kit. For more detailed instructions on how to create a photo clock, then click here.
Marcos glass jar
Every time I throw a glass jar I think, "What a waste." We pay a lot for the glass but throw away every day. Well, now is a good way to recycle old bottles. And it's so easy! All you have to do is enjoy the label on a bottle and a photo slide backwards. There's really nothing about it at all and is a fun, unique way to show your family photos with a modern twist.
Decoupage table
When you're entertaining guests, the coffee table is crucial for the night. So can you think of a better place for a framework functional photo? Simply take an old table and attach pictures to the table with a glue like Mod Podge. Then get a piece of cut crystal in the shape of the table to protect your photos coffee spills. For more detailed instructions and other creative ideas for decoupage, then click here.
The box spring frame
Ever wondered what to do with the hundreds of photos taken of their newborn child? Here's a way to capture a whimsical theme and display those memories with good taste. Firefly Hill Designs run an idea found in the home country and created a Magazine way to reuse the old crib mattress springs baby as a personalized picture frame. Simply spray paint the color of your choice (picked white) and attach photos and other memorabilia with colored pins, hand-painted clothing.
The glasses of "Marco"
This is probably my favorite of the ideas contained in this list. Do you have any old glasses frames lying around the house? Even if not, this is still a great concept! Pick up some old frames store Second-hand and make sure that no color or cracked lenses. Pop out a target and use it to draw on two small images. Cut around Images to fit the size of the lens. Then press the images in frames. Ta-da! Done. You can display on a mantle or hang on a wall bracket. Or if you prefer, Take the arms of the frames and thread fishing line through holes that previously held the screws glasses. Then, the attachment to the wall. So simple and so clean!
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Catherine Conley is a staff blogger at Trend Funnel.com.
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