Forest Hill Cardboard Frame

Cardboard, Scrip paper, computer photo designing from Print Artist 15.0 for A4 printing, shinning Letter words and Tulip Glitter.

        First you find cardboard A4 size, then surface glue on scrip color paper, and put one computer photo designing from Print Artist 15.0 which needs to cut it out. After we used shinning paper letters which build the words "Forest Hill"; then you use Tulip Glitter to draw flowers with various colors. Waiting dry for a day, then put on A4 overhead plastic with supper glue.

        Remember you need to glue A4 script paper, then you make triangle supporter which covered with script paper, and glue in the back. Wait three minutes, your cardboard photo frame which can stand up, you can put an important place for a memory.



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Made by Rebecca Sun

Cardboard Spot Card Frame

A4 cardboard, picture paper and a nice photo

       First A4 cardboard folds into half, then front page cuts off and plate more than A4 picture paper, after front side cut X to four corner, then glue outside to inside, back page too.

        Second you put the photo to right spot, and inside glue another A4 picture paper, then you finish the project, it will be a nice card, or put on table as photo's frame. It is very easy! Try it!

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King of Kings Banner

Clothes, stick and clue pens

    First, we find a clothes, gold material draws crown and purpose material covers back and finish the crown. Then we cut the letters like King of Kings, we use clue pens draw edges of crown and letters. Second, a rose uses double type to clue in this cloth. And we finish this Christian Banner. Praise the Lord!

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Shells' Frame

Paper box, shells, lace and cotton sheet

Firstly, you need to find a photo, cut paper box into squence, and cut off the photo's space, then put cotton sheet around frame, after put the lace around inside corner. Second, you can design your frame with shells and then you use lace to hanger. Now you can finish it, and you put  your favorite photo. You just finish a nice frame. Use your mind, you can create various frame.



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Cardboard Chocolate Paper Photo's Frame

Cardboard A4 paper, chocolate papers and plastic for overhead projector

        One day, I used A4 cardboard paper, I fold into half, I cut a space for photo, then I cut rest paper for hanging part. I ate chocolates, and I also used the golden paper to decorate the photo's frame. It turn out so nice.

       One Sunday school, I made half of craft, then children finished rest of them. They loved this craft so much, so they could hang into their walls in their house. Praise the Lord for this discovering!

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Wooden Stick Photo's Frame

Six Wooden Sticks, letters and shapes stickers

        This is my American friends Jill & Aaron family.  Then Jill gave his family photo, so I could pray for her and her family. And I wanted to remember them, so that I made this Wooden photo's frame. I did also for Forest children Sunday School at Disciple Gospel Center. The children loved this craft. How about you? You can use your Children Sunday School too. Enjoy it!

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Clothes Photo's Frame

Cardboard, laces, beans, clothes and decorations

       The clothes photo's frame will cost a lot of time to put on beans by hands. First, you need to find cardboard for two. Then you cut one with a photo's size. And you put first clothes and cut four part and glue in the back, then you glue one practical overhead with photo's size. After you put your favorite photo.

        Then you make back with clothes too. After that you two together and sewed with beans which surround the frame. Then you put laces and decoration. You will finish this beautiful clothes photo's frame.

         It will cost you 10 hours to make it. But it is worthy to do it!

         I am going to introduce others' frames. It will fun to learn together. Thank you my friends and see you next time!

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Maker: Rebecca Sun