Quick, cheap and Unique moodboards/photo frames!



Again, there are so many ways to display your photo's, and i might add more idea's later but for now I'm showing you the fastest, easiest and cheapest way to do so!:)

The hardest part is deciding and finding you basic bg material. I have found mine at a tiny shop and they are cheap (0,50 ct. each) Christmas place mats. (the photo was also taken at christmas but in spring i will decorate it fresher) You could also use a big picture frame or mirror and criss cross around it with strings, or a spray painted laundry rack or vitrage (take every other one out), or even just bang some nails in the wall and go nuts with some strings. Anyway..lots of options just think creative;) Here comes the explanation of my project...







Needed, the chosen background(s), a tiny (painted) clothespins (or whatever you like, hairpins etc.), some treat or iron cord or whatever needed to attach/prepare the bg and some decorations/pictures you like. Ready to go? Make sure not to see too many problems...let yourself get more creative by them! no space? Attach then in the length! No wall? Make a framed version that can stand! No money? Find things in your house! And if your shopping for a specific material and cant find it? Try to stay open minded towards other solutions that you might like even better in the end:) Ok, let really start now! :)

1. The attachment
Attach all sides together using the same colour threat or iron cord. (if you have only green or silver cord then color tape it or spray paint before using. Make sure you don't just attach the corners (i might look droopy when you hang it) but really attach all the sides and make them sturdy.


2. The show off
Hang it on the wall! tadaaah! Now you can add as many decorations, cards and or photo's you like and because of the use of pins/clips it's easy to rearrange and change whenever you feel like it. And hopefully it looks even good without any thing on and people will see it as a peace of art!;)




I had other materials in mind but was lucky to have found these place mats instead. I am super curious as to what you are going to create and would absolutely loooove to see your result in the comments below! <3

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Themes: Chique, Crafty, Garden, Industrial, Romantic, White, Sparkling, Soft, Rock&Roll, Shapes, Music covers, Coasters, etc.
Materials: Wood, Lace, Iron,  Plastic, Bamboo, Wires,  Clothing pins, Broches, Hairpins, Spray paint, Charms, Yarn, Feathers, Glitters, Nailpolish, Fishingrod, Studs, Elastic etc.

Other: Different Sizes, Shapes, Places, Colors, Shape with shapes sticking out etc.

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