What do you do when you buy a
greeting card that makes you smile?
Decide to frame it. What do you do when you realize it’s not a standard size? Paint cardboard. Yes, that's the obvious answer that took me a few months to realize.
I used an 8 x 10 frame from Goodwill I had already spray painted a glossy black and decided to paint the cardboard my dining room color for a mat. (I still had my dining room wall paint out from the chalkboard I made.) It took all of 2 minutes to do and no special equipment was needed. I used a foam brush and it couldn’t have been simpler.
I’m happy with it! Now I just need
to take pictures without a glare decide where to put it- by the back door or near my work space? Don't worry, I fixed the spacing and moved it to the center after snapping this picture!
I'm linked up with Tip Junkie, Savvy Southern Style and Today's Creative Blog!
I used an 8 x 10 frame from Goodwill I had already spray painted a glossy black and decided to paint the cardboard my dining room color for a mat. (I still had my dining room wall paint out from the chalkboard I made.) It took all of 2 minutes to do and no special equipment was needed. I used a foam brush and it couldn’t have been simpler.
I'm linked up with Tip Junkie, Savvy Southern Style and Today's Creative Blog!
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