I really, really, really, wanted to show you this project before Christmas, but I was making them as gifts
and my mom reads my blog, ("Hi, Mom!"), so I shared it as a guest post at My Repurposed Life
instead. But, in case any of you didn't see it there, I thought I'd share it today, because I think these would make wonderful gifts any time of the year.
I was inspired by some similar ones I saw on Pinterest, and wanted to come up with my own variation of it. I always feel a little bit justified for the time I spend on Pinterest, when I actually *make* something I pinned on one of my boards!
To create this, you'll need a frame, card stock paper, some shipping twine and adhesive scrapbooking letters - all inexpensive if you use discount coupons at Hobby Lobby.

I just choose a font and typed them using Word, then printed it out on the card stock paper.
I could have created my own little pennants, but I loved these cute little stickers I found, so I just stuck them to a length of shipping twine.
Decide how you want it to drape across your page, then stick down firmly. Leave just a little excess twine on the sides to wrap behind the paper and tape on the backside, the put in your frame. DONE!
It is SOOO easy and you can make this project for under $15 - even less if you buy a frame at a thrift store.
I made several of these as gifts, so here's 2 other variations I made.

Blessings,
and my mom reads my blog, ("Hi, Mom!"), so I shared it as a guest post at My Repurposed Life
instead. But, in case any of you didn't see it there, I thought I'd share it today, because I think these would make wonderful gifts any time of the year.
I was inspired by some similar ones I saw on Pinterest, and wanted to come up with my own variation of it. I always feel a little bit justified for the time I spend on Pinterest, when I actually *make* something I pinned on one of my boards!
To create this, you'll need a frame, card stock paper, some shipping twine and adhesive scrapbooking letters - all inexpensive if you use discount coupons at Hobby Lobby.
I just choose a font and typed them using Word, then printed it out on the card stock paper.
I could have created my own little pennants, but I loved these cute little stickers I found, so I just stuck them to a length of shipping twine.
Decide how you want it to drape across your page, then stick down firmly. Leave just a little excess twine on the sides to wrap behind the paper and tape on the backside, the put in your frame. DONE!
It is SOOO easy and you can make this project for under $15 - even less if you buy a frame at a thrift store.
I made several of these as gifts, so here's 2 other variations I made.

Blessings,
Angie
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Angie- That is really really cute. I love your take on it- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Love them!
ReplyDeleteAngie,
ReplyDeleteI love this - and I have a frame like that last black one that I've had for some time and didn't know what I could use it for! I think I'll give this a try! Thanks for the inspiration!
Too cute!
ReplyDeleteReally sweet and simple. I like easy. I need something like this to go with my family photos on the wall.
ReplyDeleteOk, I have to make one. It is so darn cute:) Thanks for the idea!!
ReplyDeletethose are really cute....
ReplyDeleteDebbi
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Nice idea, and I like the different frames used!!
ReplyDeleteWhat font is that? I really, really like it.
ReplyDeleteLove it so I'm pinning it. I can see myself making Christmas gifts of this.
ReplyDeleteBliss
I pinned this too so I can remember to try this idea, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThe font is called Calamity Jane.
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! I'm pinning, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love how those turned out! pinning!
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ReplyDeleteDeDe@DesignedDecor
Oh, Angie, I just love your family names prints... what a clever (and adorable) idea! All three versions are so sweet, but my favorite is the first one--I love the touches of red.♥ Thank you for sharing your how-tos.: ) xoxo
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