This DIY double picture frame is one of my favorite projects of all time! Super rustic and made from wood, this picture frame is perfect as a gift or for styling your home. Fun to make with simple ingredients, you will have your very own customized photo frame!
Included in this photo is a free template for your Cricut so you can personalize this double picture frame. For more templates, visit the archive!
Make Your Own Double Picture Frame
This easy project is great for whenever you’re looking for an extra craft to do or wanting to stay on a budget! You will enjoy making this DIY picture frame whether you’re creating it for yourself, a friend, or a loved one. If you’re concerned about time–don’t worry. This craft is ready in minutes!
Supplies Needed
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- Rustic Board with Bark Edge
- Dark Wood Stain: Find it at your local hardware store.
- White Vinyl
- Transfer Tape
- Cricut Cutting Machine (Want to see the difference between the machines? I compared the Cricut Maker and Explore here.)
- Clothespins
- Hot Glue and Glue Gun
- Paintbrush: Any size is fine.
- Rag
- Weeding Tools (optional)
- Pictures
- Simply Blessed file
Note: Hang this picture frame on the wall by installing brackets on the back side.
I thought I would make a really quick video explaining the process of making this double photo frame. You can watch it below!
Can’t watch it or missed some of the steps? Follow along below!
How to Make Your DIY Double Picture Frame
Step 1
You want to start by staining your plank a dark color with the wood stain. Be sure to stain both the front as well as the sides that have no bark.
Brush on the stain in the direction of the wood grain. Allow it to sit a few minutes then wipe away with a rag.
Set aside to dry completely.
Step 2
Next, you will need to download the simply blessed template here and upload it to Cricut Design Space. If you don’t know how to do this, be sure to follow along with the instructions in our Cricut Beginner’s Guide here.
Cut the white vinyl with your machine. Don’t forget to measure your board and then size your design to fit before cutting.
Weed any excess from the vinyl. Weeding tools make quicker work of this task.
Step 3
Then use transfer tape to put the design onto your stained wood piece.
You will then use hot glue to secure the clothespins into place. Eye the placement by adding your pictures to the pins before adding glue.
Your double photo frame is now ready to be displayed anywhere in your home. Grab your supplies and your Cricut machine and make your own version of this fun project today. Trust me. You will love the results and how this one looks in your home.
How to Use
Make this DIY double picture frame for to give away as a Christmas gift, birthday present, housewarming gift, or just as a token of love. The recipient will be eternally grateful!
If you’re giving this picture frame to a friend or loved one, place a picture of you and that person on the picture frame.
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Supplies
- Rustic Board with Bark Edge
- Dark Wood Stain
- White Vinyl
- Transfer Tape
- Cricut Cutting Machine
- Clothespins
- Hot Glue and Glue Gun
- Paintbrush
- Rag
- Weeding Tools
- Pictures
- Simply Blessed file
Instructions
- You want to start by staining your plank a dark color with the wood stain. Be sure to stain both the front as well as the sides that have no bark.
- Brush on the stain in the direction of the wood grain. Allow it to set a few minutes then wipe away with a rag.
- Set aside to dry completely.
- Next, you will need to download the simply blessed template here and upload it to Cricut Design Space. If you don't know how to do this, be sure to follow along with the instructions in our Cricut Beginner's Guide here.
- Cut the white vinyl with your machine. Don't forget to measure your board and then size your design to fit before cutting.
- Weed any excess from the vinyl. Weeding tools make quicker work of this task.
- Then use transfer tape to put the design onto your stained wood piece.
- You will then use hot glue to secure the clothespins into place. Eye the placement by adding your pictures to the pins before adding glue.
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