I've had this plastic photo frame in my cupboard for years, but I didn't want to use it for displaying photos 'cause....I think it's a little tacky for my taste, plus it's a little damaged. But today I got this really cool idea. :D (another reason why I'm glad I'm a hoarder - I knew I'd find an interesting way to use this sooner or later!)
I took some scrapbook paper and placed it in the holder behind the frame. I actually wanted to use something damask-y in black & white, but I didn't have anything. :( And as impatient as I am, I couldn't wait to go out and buy one, so I used the next best alternative that I had...
I only had a scrap piece of this paper left, which is why the bottom part of the frame didn't have any paper behind it:
But not to worry, I came up with a plan. I wrapped some black ribbon around the bottom:
And decorated it with a ribbon bow i made:
I like black & pink together, hence the pink bow (in real life it's dark pink-ish, not red).
Instead of gluing my post-it note pad directly to the frame, I decided to make a little box to hold the notes in - that way I could reuse it over and over and over and over....
I then inked the box with a blank stamp pad, and glued a pink flower on the front to cover the staples, and hot glued the box to the frame:
Is this cute of what?! Thanx for the idea Sarah, I love it! :)
Oh yes, and I also added some pink blings at the top:
This was my second attempt at glueing the box to the frame. The first time round the glue got cold and it didn't stick, so the second time I was in a rush to position it just right, and of course rushing such a job just doesn't work, so I stuck it on a tad skew - which I'm very miffed about. :/ But oh well, who's judging?
Now I just need to tidy my desk so that I can actually SEE my cute little holder!! :)
Sugar Bee Crafts .
4 comments:
I love your version of this!! :)
What a cute post it note holder....I'm with you on the pictures frame -- it looks better the way you're using it than what it was intended for!
Terrific job! I would never have seen the "skewness"- and still don't. I like the idea.
It looks fabulous. And it is super useful. Thanks for sharing.
Greetings from Germany
Catrin
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