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Picture Frame Mini Ornaments

Created On: December 20, 2013  |  Updated: March 5, 2014  |   1 Comment

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If you’ve read Lizzie Jane Baby for a while, you know how I love easy and inexpensive projects.  Well this one fits both of those criteria.  These Picture Frame Ornaments turned out really cute and were easy to put together.  Plus they are mini size!  Double the cuteness.
They start with these colorful mini picture frames that I found in the dollar bins at Michaels.  I removed all the inside stuff and cut the back of the frame off.  Like the one on the left.
Maybe you love the bright colors, but they didn’t really go with my tree, so I spray painted them with some Heirloom White spray paint that I already had.
I found a tube of these mini colorful Christmas balls in the dollar spot at Target.  I liked these matte finish ones.
While I waited for my spray painted frames to dry, I tied some gold twine onto the Christmas balls.
I turned my dried frames face down and set the Christmas ball ornaments inside the opening where I wanted them to hang.  I added some hot glue to the back of the frame and laid the twine down on top of it and looped it back around and glued the end of the twine with the same glob of hot glue.  Make sure your loop is the right size for hanging your ornament on your tree.  Not too long, not too short.  It’s an eyeball it kind of thing.
Once the hot glue is dry, they are ready to hang!
Don’t they look great all hanging on the tree?!?!
They would also be cute tied to a package.
Happy Crafting!

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Thanks for checking out my Picture Frame Mini Ornaments post. Check out the full collection of Christmas articles, and also find more Christmas gift, decor, and recipe ideas by Tauni Everett, Michelle Stewart, Randi Dukes, Ashton Swank and Mariah Leeson.
 

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Owner, Art Director and Disney Fanatic at Liz on Call
Liz Call loves to create. At Liz on Call you can find easy and attainable craft, DIY, party and gift ideas. Along with tons of free printables featuring her hand lettering designs and practice sheets. She hopes to inspire others to find something fun in everyday with her simple ideas and recipes.
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  1. robishbel says

    January 27, 2014

    Wow! I am really impressed by your creativity. It is really going to help me a lot to make my baby’s birthday frame.
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