Looking for a more original way of displaying your family photos? Or maybe showing off all of your exotic summer adventures? Here's a few simple ideas that will really create interest in your home:
The picture above is simply your childhood square building blocks. I would suggest printing out the pictures on regular printing paper in the size to fit onto the square. You can print out the letter too, or simply find some cool letter stickers from any scrapbooking section in your local Target. Then you simply decoupage the pictures/letters onto the blocks and arrange them however you wish!
Mason Jar Picture Frames??
The answer is: Yes! Why not? Mason/canning jars are a great way to display your photos in a crafty and unique manner. I happened upon a bunch of Ball jars in my grandparents attic, cleaned them up and am actually using them in my bathroom for q-tips and cotton ball storage. However, if you aren't fortunate enough to have happened upon this kind of treasure passed down to you from a family member, do not fret. Brand new Ball jars can be found at Michael's for a reasonable price. If you're into the "aged" look, try garage sales. They're a great place to score some jars with character and you can definitely haggle on the price. Be careful though, some of these older Ball jars can range in price. In antique stores, they can go for $35+. I know, ridiculous right?
