Here's what you will need
*Spray paint of your choice ( I chose Krylon in Matte Black) $3.47 at Walmart
*Old frames all different sizes ( I used old, you could use new but I am a upcycle gal) Goodwill $15 for 5 frames!
*needle nose pliers & butter knife ( to remove staples from frame and take out glass)
*gloves ( to protect your hands from being cut by the glass)
*old cardboard ( to lay out frames for spray painting)
*binder clips ( to hang off nail inside the frame to switch out artwork) $1.49 package of 10 at Walmart
*nails ( to hang frames on the wall)
total cost of project - $19.96 - What a SWEET price! And that's less than one new 8x10 frame!
First you need to take your glass and picture out of the frame. I had to remove staples and matting and backing, etc on the Goodwill ones I purchased. Be careful! I would wear gloves to protect yourself from getting cut.
Before
After
I got some frames with great detail
I put the empty frames out on the cardboard, set aside the glass for another project or toss. I sprayed the frames lightly with one coat of spray paint, I let them dry for 10 minutes and went back for another coat.
After the 2 coats of paint
I really like the Matte finish. It turned out super classy,( just like me) haha!
I hung them on the wall in no particular order. I also added a letter M that I already had to finish it off. I don't have the binder clips up yet but you would just put a nail where you want the binder clip to hang the art inside the frame.
Another project down, a million more to go! Happy Crafting!
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