I love having indoor plants. For years I steered clear of them because my small kids and 2 cats made it impossible for me to keep them around. But my house suffered because of it for sure!
Sometimes you want a special place for your plants to call home and for this reason, I just love this project that finds a wonderful way to use those frames from the Dollar Store.
Click through to see how the frames and plants come together…
Brittany Nicole Stacks here’s an idea for you
I absolutely ❤ that !
So you don’t have to click 3 times
Donna Weissgerber Cordi
I have tons of these I would give someone a good deal on
As soon as you move this,it will fall apart!You can not use hot glue for everything.
Use e600
Wendi Owens Kelleher this looks like a you project
This is gorgeous
cool
This would be neat with large frames
Love!
Cynthia Page
Not all heros wear capes;)
Fixed my window with picture frames
Cute idea
Reilly Steidle
Kaitlin Gardner
Use gorilla glue!
I buy frames from Goodwill and Salvation Army…paint if you want all the same color. Cheaper than the $ store.
Joey Brokos
Evan Hurley Shukers or Luke Church
Neat idea….use Gorilla Glue.
When our granddaughter was younger, my husband bought 3 pieces of 2×2 precut plywood. He ripped 2 of them in two. And made a rectangular box 1×1 and 2 feet tall. He held them together with small metal straps. On one side he used hinges. He also used metal straps to anchor the bottom of the box in the center on the remaining piece of plywood to keep it from toppling over. We cut a pool noodle and glued around the top. We also placed a piece of wood in the bottom to keep her feet in place. She used this for quite some time. Good Luck.
Nice
Tracey Diaz cool idea!
Beautiful Jessica
Worthless ad couldn’t get to it, wast of my time!
You mean ” grilla” glue?
Karen Jewell-White DuChateaux
Michelle Brougham Davis, check this out!
Awesome
Real nice
Thank you, I couldn’t get it to open.
Nice..I love it..m
And you used this for what ? Im lost here ?
No she meant GORILLA GLUE
Frames at the thrift store are not cheaper than a dollar at the thrift stores near me . By the time you paint them to match there goes your time spent on painting them and the frames have to be the exact same size for project to work.
Frames I got from Goodwill…about 30…cost me less than 5.00. That was in Bowling Green, Ky. I didn’t paint any of them cuz the wood grains are pretty. Of the 30, maybe 10 were the same size. My taste goes toward the eclectic so I don’t try to match anything….I’ll hang an oval frame with squares and rectangles. I love it.
Standing frame.
Jessica Anne— neat idea?
Cool
great idea !
Paula French
Nice.
For you Debi Johnson
Kayla Marie Curtis
Sherry Lupu