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Recycled Confetti Picture Frame
Approximate Time: 10 minutes without drying time
Start by cleaning and lightly sanding the frame if it's wood or metal. Plastic should just be cleaned. I used an old "I Love Mommy" frame that looks pretty, but was scratched and discolored, as shown here."
Make sure the picture frame is dry. Spray an even coat of black paint on the frame and let dry. Repeat if needed.
Find any kind of stiff, plastic confetti. I used "Happy New Year" metallic confetti. Brush a tiny bit of glue to the back of the confetti and use a tweezer to help place it on the frame.
Push the confetti flat and let dry. Repeat process for each piece of confetti you want to use. This will make the confetti stick, but it won't stay there long. That's why the next step is varnish.
Apply a light, even layer of clear varnish over the frame. Pay close attention to the confetti and make sure to get on, around and in the nooks of each piece. Let the varnish dry.
Add second coat and let dry. This glues the confetti on from the top as well as the bottom. Now it'll stay put.
Put a picture in your new frame and enjoy!
By Aysha from Boise, Idaho
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