How to Make Picture Tree Frames

Series Summary

Since the first photograph was taken in 1826, people have been obsessed with taking pictures. Whether the photograph captures landscapes, family, or friends, most of us have pictures covering the refrigerator, sprawled on tables, and attached to the walls of our home. Though some individuals in rural India may believe that taking a picture reduces life expectancy or brings bad luck, most of us have bought the cameras, and we have throughly committed to recording memories on film. Because our photographs mean so much to us, it is always fun to find new ways to display them. If you are looking for a great craft project to do with your children, why not learn how to make picture frames?

In this free video series, learn how to make collage picture frames. Our expert, Rachel Dayan, shows you make these fun crafts. First, let Rachel show you how to make a picture tree frame with flowers. Learn how to glue and laminate your photos. Next, Rachel shows you how to make a flower collage picture frame. Not only are these adorable, they also add flare to your picture presentations. Both of these crafts make great gifts. So, take some time, and learn how to make collage picture frames today!

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm Rachel for Expert Village. Today I'm going to show you how to make those two beautiful picture trees. I'm going to show you all the supplies, it's easy to make plus the supplies are very easy to get. It's a simple supply, it's a nice way for showing your family pictures and plus it's a nice gift to give. The kids are going to have a good time doing some of those projects, depending on the age of course and it's a combination of a nice project, fun to do plus a nice decorative thing to put in your house. There are different variations, you can use a glass instead of the clay. A glass usually you can decorate with either glass paint or with a metal string with beads around it, it's a possibly too. And the more creative you become, the more beautiful your project will be, I'm sure."