Supplies: Pencil Ruler Scissors X-acto knife Hole punch Glue – super or Elmer’s Acrylic paint – one color or more Foam brush Small brush Wood dowel Yarn or string Tape – masking, Scotch, or washi Thin, wooden, pre-cut shapes (Option 2: Cardboard/heavy, thick paper) Photo Prints First, take your wooden dowel and paint it the […]
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DIY: Hanging Photo Display
DIY: Tinsel Tree Photo Box Diorama
Tools: Scissors Hot glue gun utility knife pencil Drill (optional) Wire cutters (optional) Supplies: Old tin or wooden box Tinsel garland Small Prints 1- Bamboo skewer 1- 1.4 inch (35mm) foam ball Scrap fabric 3×3 inch (optional) Card stock or file folder (optional) Thread or string (optional) Wire, yarn, or ribbon (optional) Spray paint (optional) […]
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DIY Holiday Card Display by Ashley Ann of Under the Sycamore
Wildly passionate about her family, Ashley Ann Campbell captures the beautiful details of her life through a collection of powerful photos and words called Under the Sycamore. Follow Ashley’s latest adventures on Instagram and Facebook. As December days roll on, mailboxes that are often full of less than exciting mail suddenly become checked daily. In the midst of […]
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Photography Fun for Kids Pt.2 – Ashley Ann Campbell
Wildly passionate about her family, Ashley Ann Campbell captures the beautiful details of her life through a collection of powerful images and words called Under the Sycamore. If you’re looking to take incredible photos like the ones you see below, register for SnapShop, a workshop created for beginners looking to improve their photography. In my previous post, […]
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Inspiration Station: Creating a Gallery Wall
DrewB is a wedding and family photographer and owner of DrewB Photography. She also writes a popular blog for moms who love photography called Mom*tog. We recently moved into a 92 year old Craftsmen home, which we just love. But, with 92 year old homes comes 92 year old dry wall and hanging anything heavy on the […]
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