My friend asked me to make a photo collage that she found on Pinterest for her daughter's second birthday party. Of course, I quickly obliged and went ahead for it. It was quite an easy project. The toughest part was picking the pictures to put in! It's a lot of fun, and a great way to show party guests so many different milestones and different events of the birthday celebrant.
poster board
sharp scissors
photos (can be different sizes but I used wallet size photos)
box cutter (optional)
pen/pencil
tape or glue dots
It doesn't have to be perfect because that can be fixed with moving around the pictures.
The curves can be tricky, but just stack them like a staircase pattern. It will work out.
Completed letter "C".
A ribbon was attached on the back with packing tape.
Et Voila!
15 comments:
Awesome! Love this. Such a good pinterest DIY post!
Julie
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Oh wow, what a cute idea!! I would have never thought of that!
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So CUTE!
What was the "C" for?
Awww this is such a cute DIY Christine! Love it :)
Annie
The Other Side of Gray
Awesome, really really awesome! Gonna try it myself.
First time I came across your blog, I'll visit again for sure!
X Fesi
They came out so good!!! :D I should do that for my dad's birthday
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This came out awesome!!! They are still up hanging :)
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That's a really cool idea - and it came out so great!
Courtney ~ http://sartorialsidelines.com
impressive! love this! <3
thats a really cute idea!
wow...so fun and easy to make! The effect is awesome! You are such a wonderful friend.
mongs
mythriftycloset.blogspot.com
that is such a cute idea, I love that you decided to go black and white too.
Chic on the Cheap
This is awesome! I'd love to do this for my friend who is getting married this summer... maybe with the groom's and her initials!
Thanks for showing the "how to" version of this. I saw the same example in a Martha Stewart magazine but hers didn't go into detail on an easy and inexpensive way to make it.
You know how Martha can be at times. ;)
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