15 Holiday/Super Saturday Craft Ideas Using MDF Shaped Frames

I have to admit most of the ideas below are not mine, but that is one of the reasons the time it takes for me to find good bloggers for guest posts is well worth the effort.  I am continually amazed at the incredibly genius ideas bloggers come up with using our stuff!  Below are fifteen of my favorites, every single one of them would make for a fabulous Super Saturday craft project or just an awsome project to help you waste away an afternoon. ENJOY!



#15. Photo Frame Book Ends from a Turtle’s Life for Me.
If you know anything about me you know I am a sucker for anything with pictures in them.  Combine that with a cute way to display books and I am totally in.



#14. Bathroom Hooks by Bee in Our Bonnet
This is a fun idea because it could go in so many place besides just a bathroom.  Think laundry room, mud room, entry way.  What a cut idea for kids to hang there coats and back packs on…you could even order custom vinyl and put their names on the frames.



#13. Stamped Cork Board by from the Winthorpe Chronicles.
Any time you can take something and make it your own it’s sure to be a hit with the crowd.  I do think on this one if would be fun to offer different holiday stencils and multiple cork boards.  Than people can paint cork boards for every holiday and switch them out.  If you are looking for some cork boards you may want to check out our Organize It Collection, and of course we can custom cut cork for you.  Plus all of our Antiqued Subway Art Plaques vinyl can be ordered as a stencil

Monday Madness – Large Four Slotted Frames

This weeks Monday Madness is fulfilling a couple of requests I received… a discount on the new four slotted frames.   
It’s been awhile since we have added new frames to our collection of shaped mdf portraits frames so I am excited that these new frames turned out so dang cute.
  
There are three shapes to choose from
The Large Eleanor Shaped Frame

DIY Shaped Portait Frames Ideas and Tutorials – PART III - How to Stencil A Frame

Only two more tutorials left and of course I have saved the best two for last.
 


If you have no idea what I am talking about this is the third post in a series of four showing the different painting techniques that I used for our popular Step it Up Frame Gallery.  Part I showed off some basic painting techniques, and Part II showed how to create a two toned paint effect.

Guest Post - DIY Dining Room Wall Art Tutorial {with Poppy Seed Frames and Letters}

Hi, I am Whitney from A mommy's life with a touch of yellow. I blog about crafts, DIY, fitness, fashion, being a mom, my life and everything in between.

I am so excited to be guest posting Here at Poppyseed Projects today. I am sharing how I transformed by dinning room wall with functional and one of a kind art.

Monday Madness – Free MDF Shaped Eleanor Frame with Purchase

With out a doubt one of our most popular projects is our MDF shaped frames.   

People love them al a carte….

…..and people love them in our galleries.
 

Shaped MDF frame Merry Christmas Project

Hi everyone, I'm Crystal! I'm a mom to three cuties, wife to an amazing husband, and blogger at

A Pumpkin & A Princess.

I'm so happy to be here today to share with you an easy Christmas project. I know, I know we're still away from Chistmas, but with how busy the holiday season gets it's great to have projects planned ahead. :)



Supplies: Eleanor Frame Martha Stewart Acrylic Paint (Jet Stream) Pine Cones Felt rick rack Vinyl



To make my new Christmas frame I began by applying three coats of paint. Once the final coat was dry I used my Silhouette to cut out Merry Christmas using vinyl. For the backing I glued on a piece of glittered cardstock. I glued the rick rack onto each pine cone then tied them together. I hot glued the knot directly onto the cardstock, leaving the pine cones to hang loose.



I

found the adhesive pearl embellishment in the scrapbooking aisle at Hobby Lobby and added pieces of it to both sides of the frame.



And that's it! It's a fairly simple Christmas frame but I love the way it came together. The best part is if I ever get tired of it I can remove the vinyl and change the center to create a new look.

Thank you for having me today. I hope you'll stop by sometime, I love making new friends! To see more of my holiday projects you can subscribe or follow me on:

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  Thank you Crystal for the cute project!  Simply and timeless, I love it.  What fun holiday projects do you have in store?