Ta-dah! Here's the finished product for Marlene's bird frame. This craft was a lot of fun to make, and only cost me $3.50 (a can of spray paint for the frame). Guess what I used for the colored paper...free paint swatches from Wal-Mart! One of my secret shames is that I grab those every now and then to do crafts.
Finding the perfect bird cut out to use was kind of hard, so I created my own. I'm happy
with how it turned out.
Click here for my
Trace your birds onto some cardboard and then break out the x-acto knife and cut them out. Once all my shapes were cut out, I attached my paper using those scrapbooking adhesive squares. I figured glue would make it bumpy.
To attach the twine, you can put very short screws in the frame on both sides, and then loop it around. I was lucky enough that the frame I used had hardware already on there.
Like I mentioned earlier, this craft was pretty cheap. Ways you can save money on it are:
-buying a frame at DI.
-Using paint swatches for the colors
-Raid your craft supplies for string
-Print out a coupon to use on spray paint
(If you go to a store like Michael's.)
Like I mentioned earlier, this craft was pretty cheap. Ways you can save money on it are:
-buying a frame at DI.
-Using paint swatches for the colors
-Raid your craft supplies for string
-Print out a coupon to use on spray paint
(If you go to a store like Michael's.)


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