Nuts and Bolts Photo Frame


Do you want to make a fantastic and Unique Fathers Day Present?



Difficulty: Very Easy
Age: 5 and up (Parental supervision is recommended)

What you'll need:

  • Small wooden frame
  • Black acrylic paint
  • Washers and bolts
  • Permanent adhesive glue
  • Photograph of you

How to make it:

  1. Remove glass from frame.
  1. Paint frame black and let dry.
  1. Use permanent adhesive glue to decorate outside of frame with nuts and washers. Let dry completely.
  1. Insert a family photo and the glass into the frame.


Tips:

Try to find a photograph that shows you riding your toy car or helping Dad in the driveway.

If you use Super Glue, remember to be careful….. It is probably best to ask your mum to help you out here.



Need more Fathers day crafts??

Comments

  1. I love it - it's a fab idea and lovely that children can make it themselves x

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  2. AnonymousMay 28, 2012

    That is a fantastic idea - love it.

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  3. It's lovely and such a great idea for Father's Day. Hope you have a good week.

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  4. A lovely idea for fathers day! Especially as it can be personalised to suit the father too!

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  5. Great idea and easy to follow tutorial. At last, something to do with all of those washers and bolts we gather, not knowing where on earth they came from!

    Found you via Handmade Monday :)

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  6. What a great idea, it looks really effective.
    Ali x

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  7. A great idea, it's often difficult to know what to get for Fathers Day, this is just perfect.

    Jan x

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  8. My favourite mothers day gifts over the years are ones that have been made by my children and dads i'm sure feel the same. Great idea for a unique gift.

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  9. AnonymousMay 30, 2012

    Brilliant - thanks :)

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  10. What a great way to use all those nuts and bolts leftover, you know the nuts without the matching bolts and vice versa!

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  11. That a good idea. Some photo frames are not very masculine, this one fits the bill really well. Great that kiddies can do it as well.

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  12. This is so cute! Cute and easy and one my husband would love for Father's Day! Found your post from the Tip Junkie Link Up! Thanks for sharing!

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  13. That's really clever! I saw you over at 504 Main. You have a fun blog and I'm happy to be following you via GFC.

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  14. What a simple idea that is totally awesome. Any father would love to have this! Thank you for sharing at Freedom Fridays.

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  15. Thank you all for your comments, I am so pleased you enjoyed this tutorial. Getting those emails from your comments makes it all worth while. Thank you so much xx

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  16. Oh how cool is that?!

    Thanks for sharing at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!

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  17. Very cute idea for Father's Day!
    Thanks for sharing!
    Stacey of Embracing Change

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  18. AnonymousJune 17, 2012

    I love it - what a great idea. thanks for sharing.

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  19. This is really cute! I would love it if you hopped over to party with us at Inspire Us Tuesday! (http://twolittlecavaliers.com/2015/04/inspire-us-tuesdays-a-taste-of-spring.html)

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  20. What a cute father's day gift! This would be perfect for my dad with a picture of the grandkids.

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  21. This is a really cute idea. The picture is just precious also! Thank you for sharing at the Creative Exchange.

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