DIY floating frame art
Some things are just too good to be true…
but this isn’t one of them.
You can make this DIY floating frame art
and create your own personal style in a jiffy.
Truly wonderful!
Great even.
And definitely too good!
Especially when it’s this simple.
DIY Floating frame art
What you need:
Floating frame (I got mine from Target for $15)
Palm leaves
Scissors
Remove the foam lining in the frame.
Gently remove the glass frames.
Then cut some palm leaves and place in the desired position.
You could try different leaves also, but they need to be fairly flat to fit inside the frame.
Put the frame back together and you are done.
I chose palm leaves because they are a long lasting green.
Of course, you could place a picture inside the floating frame too.
When you need to replace the leaves, why not try some simple, round leaves in a random pattern, or deconstruct a flower?
You could even spray paint the leaves gold or black when you find the perfect composition.
The possibilities are endless.
I’m a big believer that DIY is good for your soul, not just your home.
Especially if it’s easy enough for everyone to do.
It could make a fabulous gift too.
Sometimes simple…
can be perfect.
Enjoy the weekend ahead guys. x
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Have you been searching for a floating frame like me?
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Hi I'm Sarah, I'm a blogger and an artist who’s made the sea change and moved to the north coast of Australia. I love an easy DIY and making my house my canvas, my new home has become my greatest project: Yamba Scandi. Come visit me in my shop to view my collection of prints, canvasses, home decor and paper goods READ MORE.
Sarah Preston
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Another simple but beautiful creation! I’m still on my decluttering challenge so I’m not bringing anything new into the house nor creating anything new for the house… At least for now 🙂
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Thank you lovely. I love a de-clutter, it makes you feel so good, maybe when you have finished, you’ll be able to find a place for something like this,
Love this! 🙂
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Thank you lovely lady. PS It’s still going strong, 2 weeks later, makes me smile every time I walk by it.
What a gorgeous idea! Love it
Thank you, it’s neat because you can change it around with different shaped leaves, just like a new bunch of flowers in a vase, only these are in a frame.