DIY Chicken Wire Photo Frame

Mother’s Day is fast approaching and I’ve been working on a few special gifts for the Mother’s in my life. Today I’ve got a simple DIY Mother’s Day gift idea that is sure to be a hit. Show how much you love the mothers in your life with this adorable DIY chicken wire frame gift.

Supplies needed to make your own DIY chicken wire frame:

• Chicken Wire Frame
• Chalky Finish Paint-Vintage Grey-Green
• Decorative Brass Corners
• Hot Glue
• Mini Clothespins
• Painter’s Tape
• Paint Brush
• Photos

Step 1. Prep your frame by applying painters tape to your chicken wire along the line of the frame. This will protect your chicken wire from being painted.

Step 2. After the frame is taped off, apply paint to the frame. I like to apply two coats of chalk paint (letting it dry in between coats).

Step 3. After your paint is completely dry, remove the tape and use hot glue to adhere the corners to the frame. Be sure to line them up evenly so that they appear even on the frame.

Step 4. Now it gets fun! Time to personalize the frame by adding personal photos.

Use mini clothespins to secure photos to the chicken wire. You can also print out cute quotes to add to the frame as well.

That’s it your DIY chicken wire frame is done! So Simple and cute!

Looking for more fun DIY Mother’s Day Ideas? Along with the personalized photo frame above, how about adding in personalized jewelry like this DIY Sheet Music Charm Necklace? It would be so easy to use photos, or different scrapbook papers to add a custom touch. Plus, you can add fun charms that fit the personality or lifestyle of the person you want to gift it to. This DIY Mason Jar Candle is so adorable and who doesn’t love candles! Another fun gift idea is this DIY Butterfly Mother’s Day Brooch.

Marie

Marie from BloomingHomestead.com has a passion for all things crafty, including home decorating, organization, digital design, DIY, and cooking yummy comfort food! As a recent first time home buyer, she enjoys making her house into a home while sticking to a budget (gotta love those student loans!). This usually requires her to think outside the box and get creative. Marie loves sharing tutorials and projects in hopes she can inspire others. When Marie is not crafting, she likes to read, shop, watch movies, and visit with family & friends. Most importantly, Marie loves spending time with her husband of 12 years and their two children who keep them on their toes.