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We found a clever project that uses CD jewel cases to make rearrangeable, refillable, photo frames for those empty walls of yours. Watch our first ever Photojojo video tutorial and see how you can get your photographs off-line and on your walls in about half an hour! Poooooooolar Bears. Watch our CD Case Photo Frames tutorial
As with all great recipes, this one starts with a list of goodies. Put on your apron and let’s get started! Step 1: Gather the ingredientsYou’ll need:
Got everything? Fabulous! Now the fun begins! Step 2: Watch Our VideoStep 3: Make Yor Own Jewel Case Wall ArtHere are the 7 simple steps you just watched:
CREDIT: Mareen Fischinger took the photographs we used for this demo. Thanks, Mareen! → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← Make Your Own Stand-up CD Jewel Case Photo Calendar The Photo Chain — a Photo within a Photo within a Photo within… Learn How To Mat. Matting Gives Photos Teh Snappinessâ„¢. |
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