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The TPK blog has many tutorials over how to create artwork and calligraphy projects. However, up until now, I’ve never provided a tutorial over how to put your hard work on display! Today’s blog post will teach you how to (cheaply!) frame artwork, calligraphy, and photos that you want to showcase throughout your home.
In April, we traded in our apartment for a house, which translates to much more wall space. At first, I was intimidated by all the bare walls that I needed to fill up. Then, I discovered how to frame artwork on the cheap! Suddenly, artwork and photographs that I have wanted to frame for years are making their elegant debut. If you’re curious about how to frame artwork yourself, you can find the steps below!
I like to stock up on wooden frames from the 1970’s-80’s at thrift stores! Most frames from decades of yore are sturdy and high-quality, perfect for repainting.
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