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Personalized Photo Frames with Deco Foil + Freebies

Sometimes we just need a little something extra to make your home decor pop! Today I have a fun idea using Deco Foil to personalize your photo frames and make them extra special and there is a complete tutorial too that comes with some very cute freebies!



Therm O Web Supplies:
Deco Foil™ PeelnStick Toner Sheets
Deco Foil™ Transfer Sheets • Gold12″ Foil 
Laminator

Other Supplies:
Two Journaling Cards (free printables)
Photo frame
Floral Patterned Paper
Hot Pink Paper

Tutorial & Freebies

Click here to find the complete step by step tutorial on this project at Therm O Web's blog. You'll see that it really takes no time to make and very little supplies! There are 2 free files included that you can make not only this project with but also notecards and journaling cards also! Enjoy.


Can't wait to hear your thoughts on this idea! Would you try it out? This frame with photos of my newborn daughter and a second one with photos of my son are now hanging on my craftroom! It goes perfect with the rest of the decor.

Thanks so much for visiting. Until next time.


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  1. Purple PrincessMay 9, 2017 at 11:27 AM

    So super sweet!

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  2. Maria Luisa- scrapMay 11, 2017 at 6:10 AM

    Es muy lindo el detalle con foil !.

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