Pedestal Table
When you consider the fact that a pedestal table consists of just a base (legs) and a flat surface, then substituting those two elements with a lamp base and a picture frame seems to be a truly brilliant innovation. And isn't it just?
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – RichmondThrifter and Pearle'sRosebuds
Pincushions
A small decorative frame can serve as the base for a really cute pincushion. All you need to do is get some padding and some pretty fabric of your choosing to make this really simple little craft. It makes a great gift, too!
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – CraftaholicsAnonymous
Serving Tray
When I first saw these frame serving trays I had one of those 'why didn't I think of that?' moments; it may be a very simple idea, but it's something you notice immediately. I also love how with the glass tray, you can swap out the paper when you want a specific theme or just need a change.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – DIYNetwork and Ruffled
Cork Board / Hot Plate
The time has finally come to put all those wine corks to good use! If you simply glue all your corks onto a piece of cardboard and frame it, you have yourself a simple corkboard or even a stylish hot plate. And if you still have some left over, have a look at some of our other creative cork projects.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – ChameleonGirls and LovelyIndeed
Photo Prop
Isn't this just such a brilliant idea? Holding up a decorative frame like this can transform a regular photo, and once you get it printed out, you can frame in on your wall, for an interesting frame-within-a-frame look!
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – IAmMyBeloved's&MyBelovedIsMine
Organizer
I just love clever Pottery Barn knockoffs like these, especially when the DIY version comes out looking better than the original! Simply frame a piece of burlap-covered bulletin board and then embellish and decorate as you see fit.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – SavedByLoveCreations
Layered Frame Wall
I was absolutely blown away when I saw this for the first time – the frames, the layering, the colors… everything about it is just perfect. It's a truly wonderful way to spruce up an empty wall and make a real dramatic impact. I'd also love to see how it would look if you were to paint the frames all the same color as the wall.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – Makely
Framed Vases
A single flower in a pretty vase is always a great decorative piece, but tying that to a frame really takes it to a whole other level. This makes for such a bright and cheery accent wall – I'd suggest hanging a series on a wall right by your entrance so that you're always greeted by a beautiful display.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – FlamingoToes
Framed Pots
If you love the framed flower idea then you'll definitely love these whimsical framed planters too. You'll need a thick enough frame to support the pot (with some super strong glue), so if you can't manage to find the right one, you can follow the tutorial for making your own.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – ByStephanieLynn
Ceiling Medallion
If you want to add a sense of grandness to your chandelier, then all you need is decorative frame to act as a faux ceiling medallion. You can paint it the same color as your ceiling for an understated look, or introduce a pop of color that won't be overlooked.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – PassionateForWhite and TheHopelessRomantic
Centerpiece
I always love playing around with interesting centerpieces since there are so many decorative and natural items to use. The idea of framing a centerpiece really adds something special, since not only does it draw further attention to it, but it contains the whole arrangement.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – FunkyJunkInteriors
Everyday Objects
We're used to framing artworks, posters, and photos and putting them up on our walls, but have you ever considered framing regular objects? This is such an interesting take on the humble frame, and you can have some real fun trawling antique and thrift stores for some really interesting and visually impressive pieces.
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – IAmMommaHearMeRoar
Thread Holder
If you've been shoving your spools of thread into a drawer or box, then you'll know how annoying it is to find what you need. This clever framed display piece not only makes it easier to grab and go, but it actually allows you to see exactly what you have in one quick glance. Plus, it's such a cool way to decorate!
DIY Instructions and Project Credit – GreyLusterGirl
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