Print holiday pictures or just your favorite photos - interestingly designed, they will not only remind you of happy moments, but will also decorate your interior.
1. Photo on the frame: master class
So you can arrange and photos printed in large format, and a few smaller pictures, making a selection.
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You will need:
- printed photo;
- wooden planks, metal corners and screws for the frame or finished wooden smooth frame;
- glue.
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Work sequence:
1. Assemble a frame of planks or take a finished one. The size of the frame along the length and width should be a few centimeters smaller than the printout.
2. Lubricate the front of the frame well with glue. Overlay photo by sticking it.
3. Flip the frame with the photo. Glue the free edges of the printout with glue, wrap them and glue them to the strip, as shown in the photo.
4. It remains to wait until the glue dries, add a loop and hang the work on the wall.
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2. Photo on a tree using decoupage technique: master class
The two main conditions for the success of such a project are relatively smooth boards for the base and photographs printed on a laser (not inkjet!) Printer. Please note: the photo is printed on a tree in a mirror form. If this is important for you, use the image editing program and mirror the photo or ask to do it in the service where you will print them.
You will need:
- boards, nails and a hammer for the tablet base;
- photos printed on a laser printer;
- glue for decoupage;
- varnish - for example, acrylic matte;
- sponge, soft cloth, brush.
Work sequence:
1. Prepare the base plates.
2. Coat the photographs with plenty of glue on the front side.
3. Attach the photo to the wooden substrates with the face greased down, gently smooth out, so as not to damage the paper. Leave on for 12-24 hours.
4. After standing the right time, moisten a soft towel with water and put in the photo for 2-3 minutes. The towel should cover all the paper.
5. Now you need to carefully remove the paper layer without damaging the image printed on the tree. Using your hands or a soft cloth, roll up layers of paper until you have removed everything.
6. If you wish, you can add scuffs for the aging effect - go a little sandpaper around the edges of the photo.
7. Finish with varnish and allow to dry.
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3. A large collage of photos: a master class
You can collect dozens of photos into such a collage! Print them all in one size or try to make a "mosaic" of pictures of different sizes and shapes.
You will need:
- printed photos;
- for the base - a sheet of thick cardboard, a sheet of polypropylene or something similar;
- pencil and ruler;
- breadboard knife or scissors;
- double sided tape;
- optionally - acrylic varnish for the final coating.
Work sequence:
1. Create a sketch based on the number of your photos and the size of the base. Determine the width of the frames and the size of the photo. For complete confidence in success, you can first make a “draft” by cutting out squares from plain paper and laying out on the basis.
2. Having decided on the size of the photo, crop your pictures to the desired settings.
3. Lay out the photo on the base and stick it on a double-sided tape. It is better that the tape cover the entire surface of each photo.
4. In the end, you can varnish all the work.
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4. Photo on canvas: a master class
It is done quickly and simply, but looks elegant and original! For this design, stretchers with a canvas stretched on them are used - they can be bought in a store for artists. Black and white shots look best in this version.
You will need:
- stretchers with canvases;
- printed photos;
- adhesive varnish for decoupage, sponge or brush.
Work sequence:
1. Apply glue to the inside of the photo.
2. Glue the photo to the center of the canvas, also apply glue on top.
3. After that, glue-varnish the entire surface of the canvas so that it looks evenly. Dry and you're done.
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5. Frame with the ability to change the exposure: master class
You can change the photo exposure in such a frame as you wish.
You will need:
- wooden frame;
- printed photos;
- lace;
- stationery buttons;
- clamps.
Work sequence:
Cut the cord into pieces a little longer than the width of your frame. Tie the knots at the ends, stick a button in them and attach the buttons to the frame on the inside, as shown in the photo. It remains to hang the photo on the clips.
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6. Photo-string art: master class
At the same time, decor, art, and photo exposure! String art - creating images using nails and ropes or threads. Read more about it here.
You will need:
- printed photos;
- nails and a hammer;
- cord;
- clamps.
Work sequence:
1. Design and sketch. It’s good to think in advance in what order the cord will be pulled on the nails.
2. Transfer the sketch to the wall, drive in the nails and pull the cords between them according to the idea.
3. Now hang the photo on the clips - and you're done!
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7. Photo frame from the book: master class
A simple and unusual idea for a photo frame.
You will need:
- printed photo;
- an unnecessary book;
- pencil and ruler;
- breadboard knife;
- adhesive tape;
- transparent "file".
Work sequence:
1. Open the cover of the book on the side where you plan to place the photo. Find the desired position of the picture and circle it with a pencil.
2. Stepping back a centimeter from all sides, cut a rectangle from the cover with a breadboard knife.
3. Attach the photo to the file and crop the unnecessary edges.
4. Glue the file with the photo to the cover from the inside.
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8. Collage from a photo: master class
From small printed photos can be laid out in a frame, for example, a heart or other image.
You will need:
- frame with glass and base;
- a lot of photos printed in small format;
- double sided tape.
Work sequence:
1. Dismantle the frame. Lay out based on the photo.
2. Glue each on a piece of double-sided tape. Insert the work into the frame.
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9. Garlands from a photo: master class
Another original option is a wall decoration plus a photo exhibition. To garland hung evenly, at the end of each must hang a load. In this case, these are polymer clay triangles, you can come up with something else.
You will need:
- printed photos;
- wand;
- lace;
- glue;
- adhesive tape;
- polymer clay.
Work sequence:
1. Make a loop from the cord and tie it on a stick, securing with glue.
2. Do the same with three pieces of cord - these will be the basics of garlands.
3. Make triangles of polymer clay and make holes in each to tie a cord. Triangles can be painted or decorated.
4. Glue the photo with tape on the wrong side. Done.
Photo and source: homeyohmy.com
