I chose b. First time around I painted after assembly but then I got smart and painted first. It takes 16 sticks to complete this project.
Since I had regular size sticks and the larger ones I made both sizes. Handy dandy Popsicle stick frames that are now holding things I found online and printed.
The larger one on the left has a pretty crappy paint job because that's the one I painted after I put it together. Also I discovered that I originally had it backwards. The way you see it here is how you are supposed to display it. I on the other hand was thinking it was supposed to be like this.
I suppose you could technically display it either way. However, you're supposed to add additional decorations to it which I haven't done yet because I'm not sure what I want to put on it. I thought maybe flowers but I'm not quite sure.
16 comments:
I love these! What a fun project.
Enjoy your day.
I like them! And what a good idea to put the quotes in them!
WOW! LOOK GOOD. I have also tried this one:)
Those turned out cute! Haha, love the irony one. That's funny :)
These look like they'd make good picture frames too.
Those look terrific. I like them all. They really do make great frames. Ann, You have a great day.
these cute little frames would be perfect for family photos on a desk at work. I love the aqua frame, size and color. they really are cute and I like the way the stand is made at the bottom
Well they're cute either way!
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What a cute idea! I would've chose a over b though. :)
Of course you know I like the blue color best, and if you can easily change the insert (I don't know if they are glued in or what) I could certainly find a use for one of those!
How fun and I love the last one the best. That's the way to have a great day.
You are ever so crafty.
Have a fabulous day. Big hug to you and tons of scritches to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
Those came out really cute!
That is such a cute and simple project. I love it.
I love the quotes you have found
I like this!!!
Sister Mildred shared your post with me. I love the popsicle stick frames. Hoping to make some with my granddaughters when they visit. Thank you.
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