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Dollar tree snowflake picture frame idea

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Hi there everyone! Oh what to do, what to do on a dreary winter day?  It’s not cold, but it’s gray and rainy out there today.  I’m actually still in my pj’s and it is 3:00 in the afternoon.  Still in Christmas clean up mode around here.

I have decided this season I am going to craft with things I already have on hand.  I am not stepping foot in the dollar tree.  Don’t take my word for that though:)

I am also shooting for FREE. Like in other words shop my house. Just like I did for my Valentine’s rustic sign I recently made.

Love sign

Today, I am sharing a dollar tree snowflake picture frame idea.  I had the frame, the snowflakes, an old book, and mod podge on hand.

Winter frame snowflake craft idea with old book pages and mod podge

My pictures are not going to be their best here today. As I mentioned, it is dreary and gray out there. No matter what settings, I am just not great with these sort of photos when the sun is not shining.

Mod podge book pagesSupplies:

Picture frame

old book

mod podge

Dollar tree snow flakes

Vintage book pages and mod podge on cardboard

First I tore out my pages.  No need for them to be neat. That’s the beauty of mod podge projects.

Mod podge in sections for craft projects

When I mod podge I always do a section at a time.  Simply brush on the mod podge, and adhere a page at a time.  You can smooth it out with your finger or an old credit card.  I use my finger because I have this weird like for mod podge on my fingers.

Old book pages and mod podge frame idea for a winter craft

Then paint over the book pages and let it dry for an hour or two.

Winter snowflake craft idea

Place back in frame and glue your snow flakes on top of the glass.  Oh, I forgot to mention I used the cardboard that came with the frame to mod podge my book pages.  You can use any cardboard you have on hand.  You can use an old gift box and cut it to size the frame, or cardboard from a box.

How to mod podge old book pages and make a winter snowflake craft

And there you have Dollar tree snowflake winter art, for FREE:)

I did put this in my entertainment center, but the first shot I shared as you can see it is too dark.  I am sure you will see it again on a sunny day when I share more upcoming craft projects.

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Easy and free winter crafting ideas

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Comments

  1. Audrey Zumwalt says

    December 30 at 10:20 pm

    Really cute idea Debbie. Just a large unframed board for a background would be really pretty too. Maybe next year for my Winter mantel.
    Thanks for the inspiration.
    Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures

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  2. Claire @ A Little Claireification says

    December 31 at 8:19 am

    Fun idea, Debbie! Pinned for later!

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  3. Dawn says

    December 31 at 9:01 am

    Isn’t it nice to stay in your jammies and craft? I love to shop my house and spend $0 too. I always feel like the challenge is worth it.

    Reply
  4. carol bittner says

    December 31 at 8:14 pm

    Nice winter project; I love the ‘old book’ idea (for anything). Isn’t it great to make something NEW and it doesn’t cost you ANYTHING!? That’s the best part of crafting; we always have extra things in our stash. Good job Debbie.

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  5. NANCY says

    December 21 at 1:59 pm

    I am going to put this on my craft list for 2017. I will use Christmas carol sheets as my background!
    Thank you!

    Reply
    • debbiedoo's says

      December 21 at 4:09 pm

      Great idea! Have fun Nancy.

      Reply

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