Due to not having been in the shop for a couple of weeks, I have nothing new to show. However I do have some of my favorite projects to show you. Not that these are my favorites, but I do love to make picture frame shadow boxes. I have tons of old frames and I intend to do a tutorial some day soon. Until then, I’ll let you see how old frames can be transformed.
This frame was in really good shape. I didn’t do anything to it except add the box and shelf.
It can actually be hung with the short part on top or bottom.
This is a much smaller frame that didn’t accommodate a shelf.
I had two identical frames. I made one that hung vertically . . . .
. . . . and one that hung horizontally.
This was a very large ornate frame. I believe this one has been sold, however, it may still be in storage. IF it is still in storage, you can bet it’s going to get a good glazing before it goes up for sale.
gail
see more picture frame ideas here:
vintage radio cabinet repurposed
Chalkboard Printables and Rustic Frame
Ugly brass lamp
These turned out great !
Happy 4th to you & yours
hugs from Savannah, Cherry
What a cute idea!! Love transforming everyday (sometimes discarded) items into something new!! Would love for you to come visit and see my transformations!!
Have a wonderful day!!
~ Michella ~
~ ~ xoxo ~ ~
Always loved your picture frame shadow boxes.. I do something simalar with the bottle…Lezlee
I love your shadow boxes! Thanks so much for the great inspiration! Saw you over at Transformation Thursday.
those are great! i love the crisp white one. it would be perfect in my bathroom!
those are great! i love the crisp white one. it would be perfect in my bathroom!
what an awesome idea!! i can’t wait to make my own! hobby lobby is great for cheap aweseome frames that have a couple chips and go on clearance!
These would also be great as a medicine cabinet or something, built right into the wall… Great ideas Gail!
Oh this so reminds me of my grandma’s house, they are darling!
Now I think I have to try and make these, I have a bunch of old frames I can use.
By the way I love your blog and I’m now a follower, I would like to extend the same invitation to you to come be a follower on my little blog.
Thanks for sharing,
Terry
What a great idea! I can’t wait to see the tutorial!
Beautiful! I have been looking for a shadow box for years for a Christmas stocking that was knit for the Honey when he was a baby (which makes the stocking antique 🙂 I’m going to give it a go….
Thanks Gail!
Katy
I have always loved the shadow boxes made from frames… yours are gorgeous… love the detail on some of those frames. Great job.
Can’t wait for the tutorial, I am going to make one of those for sure.
Hugs, Deb
Your framed shadowboxes are too cool! I’ve always loved, too, your shadowbox with the window/door front. I hope to copy you soon (but it won’t be the first time!) You rock!
Midge
I love those. Reminds me of the old days when my aunt had a huge one and she had all her chotchkies in it.
Very nice.
Wow, those look amazing! I love pretty ornate frames like those! And I think the idea of creating them as shadow boxes is brilliant! I look forward to the tutorial! 🙂
Beautiful work!